Clinical Significance

Question 1

Increased

Answer 1

Chloride in hyperventilation
Chloride level in metabolic acidosis
H2CO3 concentration in salicylic acid poisoning
H2CO3 concentration in IDA A
TCO2 in partially compensated metabolic alkalosis
PCO2 resulting in dual case of acidosis
pH level of blood left exposed to air for one hour
TCO2 in asthmatic attacks
[H+] in metabolic acidosis
[H+] in respiratory acidosis
PO2 in euphoric states
H2CO3 concentration in any disease with decreasing Ph

Question 2

Normal

Answer 2

Bicarbonate ions in respiratory alkalosis
Bicarbonate ions in uncompensated respiratory acidosis
PCO2 in renal disorder characterized by decreased excretion of HCO3-
TCO2 in a patient with blood PCO2 = 1.2mM & HCO3- level of 25Mm

Question 3

Direct

Answer 3

Chloride & PO2
%Hb saturation & PO2 level
pH & PO2

Question 4

Higher

Answer 4

chloride is _______ in respiratory alkalosis compared with respiratory acidosis
PCO2 is _______ in a patient with a blood pH of 7.25 compared with one with pH of 7.45
A PO2 is _______ in a blood exposed to air compared with a capped tube
[H+] is ______ in a solution with pKa of 4.5 compared with a pKa of 6.5
[H+] is ______ in a solution with a Ka value that increased after adding it with salt.