Acid Base Or Neutral
Gastric solutions have a PH of 1.6 This condition is the most ___________
What is acidic substance in the body
In Blood Acidosis what happens to Hydrogen Ions
Hydrogen Ions increase
How is Carbaminohemoglobin formed
Carbondioxide binds with hemoglobin
pH 7.3, PaCO2 68 mm Hg, HCO3 25 meQ/L.
What is respiratory Acidosis
This covers the outer surface of the lung
What is The Visceral Pleura
A solution which is 7.7
What is alkaline-(Base)
What condition results from bicarbonate deficit
Metabolic acidosis
These are salts that are present in the blood that reacts with strong acids to change them into weaker acids what are they called?
What is a buffer
pH 7.6, PaCO2 31 mm Hg, and HCO3 25 mmol/L
What is respiratory Alkalosis
This is a collapse or incomplete expansion of the lungs
What is atelectasis
A solution with a PH of 7.0
What is neutral
These organ(s) play a role in regulation of pH control mechanism?
What are the lungs and kidneys
What substance does the lung release?
What substance does the kidney release?
What is the mode for gas exchange that occurs in the respiratory system.
What is diffusion
pH 7.10, PaCO2 70 mm Hg, and HCO3 24 mEq/L.
Respiratory Acidosis
This lung has two lobes
What is the Left lung
This is acronym Represents a solutions hydrogen ion concentration compared with hydroxide concentration
What is PH
What happens When carbon dioxide dissolves in water
Carbonic acid is formed
What system releases this from the body?
With every expiration, these substances leave the body in the expired air
What is C02 and H20
What are these substances called
What is the normal PH for blood?
What is the Normal value for PAC02
7.35-7.45
35-45
This substance is located on mucosal cells and moves mucus up toward the pharynx for removal
What is cillia
PH 7.30 Pac02 60 Hc03 24
Respiratory Acidosis
PH 7.32 PAC02 45 Hc03 19
Metabolic Acidosis
This device is used to measure the amount of air exchanged
What is a Spirometer
PH 7.50 PAC02 30 HC03 24
What is Respiratory Alkalosis
What is the narrow superior portion of each lung under the collar bone called
What is the APEX