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DES Acid Base Bal
Acid-Base Balance Saunders NCLEX-RN #4
Question | Answer |
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Primary Buffers | extracellular fluid Carbonic acid-bicarbonate system |
Hemoglobin system - buffers Chloride shift | for each chloride ion that leaves a RBC, a bicarbonate ion enters...vise versa |
Plasma protein system - buffers | with liver to ary the amount of H+ ions in plasma proteins |
Carbonic acid-bicarbonate system - buffers | pH of 7.4 20:1 bicarb to carbonic acid. Controlled by excreation of CO2 by lungs. Kidneys regulate bicarb concentration |
Phosphate buffer system - buffers | present in cells, body fluids, and esp kidneys. acts like bicarb and neutralizes excess hydrogen ions. |
Lungs in buffering Acidosis | increase in rate and depth - exhale acids |
Lungs in buffering Alkalosis | decrease in rate and depth - retain CO2 - carbonic aci increases to neutralize and decrease bicarb strength and excess |
Duration of lung buffering | 10-30 seconds |
Kidney buffering | Best function of balancing disturbances. Slow - hrs to days. |
Potassium buffering | H+ into cell = K+ out of cell & vise versa. Acidosis - H+ in. Alkalosis - H+ out |
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