Physiology - Acid/Bases Flashcards
(36 cards)
_____ receive hydrogen ions.
Bases
A solution increases in acidity as?
Hydrogen ions increase
A solution increases in alkalinity as?
Hydrogen ions decrease
What is the normal range for blood pH?
7.35 - 7.45
Hydrogen is neutralized and eliminated by?
Buffer systems
Lungs - breathing out CO2
Kidneys eliminating H+ with urine
Hydrogen and CO2 are both?
Acids
pH is?
Hydrogen ion concentration (potential of hydrogen)
Strengths of acid or base changes by ___ times with each unit change of pH.
10
Lower the number on pH scale, the more ____.
Acidic
The higher the number on the pH scale, the more ________.
Base
What is the treatment for jellyfish sting?
tomato, vinegar, beer
What are the three buffer systems?
Carbonic acid-bicarbonate buffer
Protein buffering
Renal buffering
⬇CO2+H20➡️⬇️H2CO3-➡️⬇️H+HCO3- is the formula for?
Respiratory Alkalosis
⬇️H++HCO3-➡️⬇️H2CO3-➡️H20+⬇️CO2 is the formula for?
Metabolic alkalosis
H2CO2 is?
Carbonic acid
HCO3- is?
Bicarbonate
Sodium bicarbonate is never given for?
Respiratory
What kind of overdose is treated with sodium bicarbonate?
Tricyclic antidepressants
What is the function of albumin in the buffer system?
Allows hydrogen to bond
Normal blood PaO2 is?
80-100
Normal blood PaCo2 is?
35-45 torr
Too little PaCO2 and normal PaO2/pH indicates?
Respiratory Alkalosis
Too much PaCO2 and normal PaO2/pH results in?
Respiratory Acidosis
Too high pH value and normal PaO2/PaCO2 results in?
Metabolic alkalosis