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HCT Med-Surg Acid/Base imbalance

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show 7.35 - 7.45  
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Intracellular fluid   show
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show 35% (9% intravascular, 26% interstitial)  
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Normal Na range   show
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Hyponatremia   show
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show >145 mEq/L  
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show 3.5 - 5.0 mEq/L  
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Hypokalemia   show
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show >5.0 mEq/L  
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Normal serum Ca (calcium)   show
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Normal total Ca (calcium)   show
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show 50/50  
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show protein  
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Hypocalcemia   show
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show >10.5 mg/dL (total) >5.6 mEq/L (serum)  
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Ca requires   show
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Ca plays a role in   show
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Na regulates   show
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K is major electrolyte in   show
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Na is major electrolyte in   show
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show conduction of nerve impulses & helps maintain neuromuscular activity  
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Mg+ (magnesium) normal range   show
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Hypomagnesemia   show
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Hypermagnesemia   show
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PO4 (phosphate) normal range   show
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show <1.7 mEq/L (most commonly respitory alkalosis, intense prolonged hyperventilation)  
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Hyperphosphatemia   show
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Cl (chloride) normal range   show
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show <95 mEq/L (most commonly vomiting, gastric suction, gastric surg)  
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show >106 mEq/L (dehydration)  
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show attempt to maintain normal pH range.  
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show diffusion of water higher to lower concentration  
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show dissolved substances forced through cell membranes by hydrostatic pressure  
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Diffusion   show
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show cells swell  
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hypertonic solution   show
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show cells do not change  
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show insensible 300 - 400 mL/day same as lungs  
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Total fluid loss/day   show
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Lung fluid loss   show
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GI tract   show
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Kidney fluid loss   show
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show in maintaining fluid balance  
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ADH (antidiuretic hormone)   show
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Aldosterone   show
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PCO2 or PaCO2   show
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show bicarbonate  
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show 35 - 45 mmHg at sea level  
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Respitory acidosis   show
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show increased blood pH, decreased CO2  
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Metabolic acidosis   show
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show increased blood pH, HCO3 & CO2  
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show thirst  
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Normal HCO3 (bicarbonate)   show
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show 5-25 mg/dL  
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show 0.5 - 1.5 mg/dL  
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show 6.0 - 8.0 g/dL  
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Normal albumin   show
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Blood < 7.35   show
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show alkalosis  
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PCO2 > 45   show
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show respiratory alkalosis  
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show metabolic alkalosis  
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show metabolic acidosis  
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show Resp. acidosis  
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show Resp. acidosis  
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show Resp. acidosis  
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show Resp. acidosis  
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Resp. acidosis   show
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show Resp. alkalosis  
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Hypoxia   show
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show Resp. alkalosis  
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show Resp. alkalosis  
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Diabetic Ketoacidosis   show
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show Metabolic acidosis  
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show Metabolic acidosis  
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show Metabolic acidosis  
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Shock   show
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show Metabolic alkalosis  
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Excessive NG suctioning   show
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show Metabolic alkalosis  
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show increased heart rate, hypotension, atrial tachcardia, dizziness, respiratory failure, irrability, confusion, tetany, muscle cramps, seizures  
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show Hypotension, cold clammy skin, dysrhythmias, kussmaul's , drowsiness, h/a, confusion, N&V  
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Resp. alkalosis   show
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