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Low Ph = high H+ = acidosis
High Ph = low H+ = alkalosis
Co2 can alter ph
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| Symptom of disease, injury, trama, medication, and infection |
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| 3 Major Organs Involed in Acid-Base Regulation |
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Secrete chemical buffers
HCO3
Bicarbonate
Phosphate |
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Respiratory buffers
CO2 loss |
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Metabolic buffers
Reabsorbs or excretes acids or bases needed to maintain Ph
Produce HCO3 |
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Causes an increase in H+ and a decrease in HCO3
Compensates by lungs - hyperventilation |
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Accumulation of H+ due to lungs being unable to remove
Compensates by kidney - excretion of H+
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Decrease in H+ and increase in HCO3
Compensates with kidney - decreases H+ |
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Decrease in H+
Compensation with Kidneys |
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§HCO3-
§Phosphate
§Protein |
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