Lab and blood gases Flashcards

1
Q

Which are the body’s main intracellular buffers?

A

Proteins
Phosphates
Haemoglobin

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2
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Which are the body’s main extracellular buffers?

A

Plasma proteins

Bicarbonate

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3
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What is the normal concentration of bicarbonate in blood?

A

21-27

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4
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What are normal values of pCO2?

A

4,8-5,3 kPa

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5
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What are normal values of O2?

A

> 12 kPa

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6
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How can anion gap be calculated?

A

[Na] - [HCO3] + [Cl-] Should be

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7
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What is the causes of metabolic acidosis with increased anion gap?

A
Methanol
Ethylen glycol
Diabetes KA
Isonazid
Cachexia
Alcohol
Lactic acidosis
Toluene
Renal failure/rhabdomyolysis
Iron 
Paraldehyd
Salicylater
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8
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Metbol acidos med normalt anion gap?

A
Diuretika
Intestinal fistula
Acetozolamid
Renal tubulär acidos
Renal failure
Hypoaldosteronism
Oral resin
Enteroureterostomi
Alimentary feeding
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9
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What does a low MCHC imply?

A

Low hemoglobin level/erytrocyte

Impaired synthesis, pale erytrocytes.

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10
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What is D-dimer?

A

A fragment generated when cross linked fibrin in in thrombi is broken down by plasmin..

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