Week 2 Acid Base And Shock Flashcards

1
Q

The symbol used to indicate H+ ion concentration is

A

Ph

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2
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Bases have what

A

Have lower concentration of H+ ions

Bases will take away or bind will H+ ions from a solution decreasing acidity

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3
Q

What is the main buffer system

A

Carbonic acid/ bicarbonate system In the renal tubular fluid

Others are ammonia phosphate
Substances: protein hemoglobin

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4
Q

Is a gas that forms carbonic acid when combined with water

A

Carbon dioxide

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5
Q

The body maintain acid base balance by

A

Respiratory control of carbon dioxide
Buffers
Renal regulation of bicarbonate

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6
Q

Hyperventations release what to decrease the risk of what

A

Co2

Acidosis

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7
Q

Carbonic acid breaks into what

A

H20 & Co2

Through exhalation , slow shallow breaths increase extra cellular fluid activity

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8
Q

S/S of acid base balance

A

Anxiety confusion seizure SOB

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9
Q

COPD pts have what kind of levels and what is it due to ?

A

+co levels and normal ph that is due to renal compensation

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10
Q

Hyperventilation cause respiratory?

A

Alkalosis

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11
Q

With metabolic the body retains to much what or loses what

A

H+

Bicarbonate ions

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12
Q

Metabolic acidosis leads to what because lungs try to compensate by getting rid of what therefore decreasing what and increasing what

A

Hyperventilation
CO2
PaCO2
ph

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13
Q

What is the definition of shock

A

A syndrome characterized by inadequate tissue perfusion resulting in impaired cellular metabolism

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14
Q

Hypovolemia shock occurs when

A

Blood volume has decreased resulting in decreased o2 and nutrients to tissue

Dehydration, 3rd spacing

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15
Q

What are the 3 caused disorders of distributive shock

A

Anaphylaxis ,septic, neurogenic

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16
Q

Anaphylaxis shock is a and does what

A

Severe allergic reaction

Leads to airway obstruction

17
Q

Septic shock is a and caused by

A

Systemic inflammatory response to sepsis caused by bacterial infections eschericha coli, staph

18
Q

Neurogenic shock is caused

A

After to the head or spinal cord resulting disruption to nerve resulting in vasodilation

19
Q

Obstructive shock is and caused by

A

Interference of circulation of blood In/out of the heart caused by cardiac tamponade , tension Pneumothorax
The actual heart muscle is unhealthy
Associated w/ CHF MI

20
Q

What are the stages of shock

A

Compensation.
Decompensation
Irreversible

21
Q

Compensation stage

A

B/p (initiating stimulus) increase HR TPR

Renin angiotensin activation

22
Q

Decompensation stage

A

Unresolved process
Failure of compensatory mechanism
Hypoxia decrease myocardial contractibility permeability capillary

23
Q

Irreversible stage

A

Decrease co
Irreversible tissue n organ damage
Death

24
Q

What is disruptive shock

A

Increase blood dilation , fluid pools in dependent areas , increase capillary permeability

25
Q

Acids have what

A

Degree of concentration of H+ ions in a solution
Higher the concentration of free H+ ions the more acidic
And some acidic substances readily real ease H+ ions