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Bicarbonate Blood Test - Bicarbonate Normal, High, Low Levels, Pr…
For simplicity's sake ignore it all except the pO2, pCO2, and pH; add to this the bicarbonate ("bicarb," CO2) from an SMA panel (Chem-8, Basic Metabolic Panel) or set of electrolytes, and you're all set to evaluate oxygenation and diagnose acid-base status.
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[DOC File]Physiology Review Sheet - University of Michigan
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carbon dioxide water carbonic a hydrogen ion bicarb. ion ( observe what is shown in reference to CO2 (with blue arrows) in Fig. 22.23 (a and b) on p 735 21.8 Respiratory centers in the brain stem control breathing with input from chemoreceptors and higher brain centers
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Soil CO2 release and alkaline and acid phosphomonoesterase activities were also higher in invaded plots, suggesting that the increase in labile Pi was due to enhanced mineralization. Phosphorus uptake by vegetation was 1.7-2.1 times higher in invaded plots, mostly due to the higher annual yield of S. gigantea.
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[DOC File]Human Anatomy & Physiology
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Introduction
HCO3- + H+ ( H2CO3 ( CO2 + H2O. The CO2 can then be excreted by breathing (see below). The . HCO3- level in blood is normally between 22 and 27. If the body becomes more acid, HCO3- levels fall as HCO3- ions bind to hydrogen, and breathing increases, to reduce levels of CO2. Conversely, as the pH rises, HCO3- levels rise.
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[DOC File]Arterial Blood Gases:
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note: CO2 is 24x more soluble and 20x faster at diffusing through water than O2 . . . still equilibrates at same time because . pressure gradient is lower for CO2 than O2. it takes time to convert bicarb and carbamino compounds to CO2. Gas transport by blood. O2. physically dissolved. 0.3 mL of dissolved O2/ 100mL blood at 37°C with PO2 of 100 ...
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[DOC File]Arterial Blood Gasses
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a picture consistent with diuretic abuse - water lost, bicarb retained, therefore HCO3 would be high. mixed respiratory acidosis, metabolic acidosis - resp acidosis = high CO2. partly compensated metabolic acidosis - compensated by low CO2, bicarb not yet caught up. The following gases are associated with PCO2 45 pH 7.57 HCO3- 30
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[DOC File]PRINCIPLES OF CELLULAR FUNCTION - EmergencyPedia
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3) Bicarb secretion – pH gradient within mucous layer. 4) Blood flow – carries bicarb and nutrients to gastric mucosa. 5) Mucosa – quick regeneration of damage, by migration of cells from gland necks. 6) Mucosal PG’s – for blood flow and bicarb secretion. Antacids: Action Weak bases that react with HCl ( …
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Bicarb and co2 levels