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Acid Base Comparison
Acid Base Comparison
bicarbonate loss g not situation that i the rate of bicarb (orally or IV) OR situation that increases
respiratory or carbonic acid pulmonary ventilation or excess acid loss the pulmonary ventilation
related alveoli gas exchange or alveoli gas exchange
i pH and i HCO3 i pH and h CO2 h pH and h HCO3 h pH and i CO2
• Salicylate intoxication • Weakness of the resp. • Ingestion of large amounts • FAP:
(aspirin) muscles (shallow of bicarb or other antacids - Fever
• Hypoxiag shockg sepsisg breathing) (tums) - Anxiety
resulting in buildup of lactic • Severe resp. depression • Excess admin of bicarb - Pain
acid (brain injuries or sedation) • Loss of hydrochloric acid
Causes