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| which organs extcrete more acid, the kidneys or the lungs? |
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| what has a powerful effect on acid base status? |
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| when added to a solution increases the H+ or decrease base |
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| when added to a solution decrease H+ or increases the base |
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| 3 most well regulated systems in the body |
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| blood pressue,glucose regualtion,acid base status |
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| what is the amount of metabolic C02 being transported per liter of mixed venous blood? |
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| less than 8% of its total concentration |
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| C02 is one of the imporant independent variables contolling....... |
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| blood, interstitial, intracellular, and transcellular H+ ion concentrations |
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| Why is PC02 held constant in the alveolar ventilation equation |
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| to help aid in wide fluctuations in metabolic C0 production |
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| regulation of H+ by ventilatory regulation of PAC02 in normally fast or slow? |
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| Regulation of H+ by renal adjustment od plasma sodium concentration is fast or slow? |
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| acide-base balance is represented by __ |
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| What is the henderson - hasselbalch equation? |
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PH = 6.1 Log (HC03)
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.o3(PC02) |
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