Syre-base forstyrrelser - Amboss Flashcards

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What are acid-base disorders characterized by?

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Changes in the concentration of hydrogen ions (H+) in the body

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What does increased H+ concentration lead to?

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Acidosis and abnormally low blood pH (acidemia)

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What does decreased H+ concentration lead to?

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Alkalosis and abnormally high blood pH (alkalemia)

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Can acidosis and alkalosis occur without acidemia or alkalemia?

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Yes, if compensation occurs

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What are the two origins of acidosis and alkalosis?

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Respiratory or metabolic

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What can coexist as mixed acid-base disorders?

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Acidosis and alkalosis

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What is used for diagnosis of acid-base disorders?

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Arterial blood gas (ABG) results

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What calculation helps determine the cause of metabolic acidosis?

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Calculation of the anion gap

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What can help identify the cause of metabolic alkalosis?

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Urine chloride (Cl‑) concentration

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What is the approach to treatment for acid-base disorders?

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Based on the underlying cause

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