poisioning Salicylate ( aspirin ) overdose leads to stimulation of the medullary respiratory centerinitially causinghyperventilation and respiratory alkalosis , followed by metabolic acidosis
Aspirin intoxicationcausesa mixed respiratory alkalosis and metabolic acidosis
many conditions ... none of which are related to this clients(passive) are caused byRespiratory alkalosis , metabolic acidosis , and metabolic alkalosis
Additionally , shallowness of breath can lead to hyperventilation ( high respiratory rate , low tidal volumeresultingin respiratory alkalosis and metabolic acidosis
Poor ventilation and perfusionleadsto a mixed respiratory and metabolic acidosis
Blood gas analysiscausemixed respiratory and metabolic acidosis
act metabolically as well ,creatinga combined respiratory and metabolic acidosis
Salicylate intoxicationcan also causea mixed respiratory alkalosis and metabolic acidosis
cessation of pulmonary gas exchange and the development of anaerobic cellular metabolism respectively(passive) caused bycombined respiratory and metabolic acidosis
blood CO2leadingto hypocarbia , metabolic alkalosis and respiratory acidosis
Ventilation with low tidal volume during pneumoperitoneumcausesa mixed respiratory and metabolic acidosis
In more severe overdoses , tissue hypoxia is commonleadingto mixed respiratory and metabolic acidosis
In addition to decreased oxygen tension there is also increased carbon dioxide tensionleadingto both metabolic and respiratory acidosis
Severe ARDScan leadto metabolic and respiratory acidosis
Red blood cellscan leadBoth metabolic and respiratory acidosis
Gas exchange decreasesresultingin respiratory and metabolic acidosis
anaerobic metabolismleadingto a mixed respiratory and metabolic acidosis
Kidneys and lungs are knownto causemetabolic and respiratory acidosis respectively
as ventilation and perfusion become inadequateleadingto eventual metabolic and respiratory acidosis
the factorsinfluencingrespiratory and metabolic acidosis and alkalosis
Total umbilical cord occlusionresultedin a combined respiratory and metabolic acidosis
As the patient is warmed , Co2 production increases and lactate is flushed from previously constricted vascular bedscausinga combined metabolic and respiratory acidosis
re - increasing concentration potassium in plasma during surgery needto preventoccurrence metabolic and respiratory acidosis
Rapid transfusion of bloodinitially causescombined respiratory and metabolic acidosis
a condition of impaired gas exchange with simultaneous hypoxia and hypercapnialeadingto a mixed metabolic and respiratory acidosis
tinnituscan also causemetabolic acidosis and respiratory acidosis
if kidneys functional ) decrease HCO3- synthesis decrease H+ excretion if severe , HCl infusion Respiratory failure that resulted in decrease delivery of oxygen to the tissues of the body and decreased removal of carbon dioxide from the bodycan resultin a combined metabolic and respiratory acidosis
During the stress of normal labor , some tissue hypoxia and placental insufficiency occurresultingin a mixed respiratory and metabolic acidosis
Prolonged Taser exposurecan causesevere metabolic and respiratory acidosis
the rapid transfusion of whole bloodmay ... causea transient combined respiratory and metabolic acidosis
Pelvic and rectovaginal examinationenlarged uterusmay leadto respiratory and metabolic acidosis
dnp has been shown repeatedlyto causehyperthermia , respiratory acidosis , and metabolic acidosis
Ray CLto preventrespiratory and metabolic acidosis
establish an airwayto preventmetabolic and respiratory acidosis
epinephrine in this model of local anesthetic toxicity(passive) caused bycombined respiratory and metabolic derangements
APPS THAT DO THE JOB : ABG ( free ) = input values for pH , pCO2 , HCO3 and pO2 to getresultmetabolic and respiratory acidosis
g. Gloviczkito preventrespiratory and metabolic acidosis
in which direct epidural stimulation for measurement of SSEPs produced paraspinal muscle contractionresultingin respiratory and metabolic acidosis
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pulmonary vasoconstriction ... resulting in impaired endothelial and epithelial integrity with leakage of proteinaceous exudate and formation of hyaline membranes ( hence the namecausepulmonary vasoconstriction ... resulting in impaired endothelial and epithelial integrity with leakage of proteinaceous exudate and formation of hyaline membranes ( hence the name
a metabolic acidosis secondary to lactic acidosis from systemic ischaemiaCausesa metabolic acidosis secondary to lactic acidosis from systemic ischaemia
in elevated PaCO2 and serum bicarbonatewill resultin elevated PaCO2 and serum bicarbonate
severe restrictive pulmonary disease(passive) caused bysevere restrictive pulmonary disease
to coma and deathleadingto coma and death
a decrease in the ratio of HCO3 – to H+ in the renal tubular fluidcausea decrease in the ratio of HCO3 – to H+ in the renal tubular fluid
muscle performance in different waysmay influencemuscle performance in different ways
to reduced protein binding , or the administration of benzodiazepines or barbituratesleadingto reduced protein binding , or the administration of benzodiazepines or barbiturates
in increased pulmonary vascular resistance preventing the increase of blood flow through the lungsresultsin increased pulmonary vascular resistance preventing the increase of blood flow through the lungs
in as CO2 dissolved in the blood serumsetsin as CO2 dissolved in the blood serum
in similar small shift of potassium into and out of cellresultin similar small shift of potassium into and out of cell
to hyperkalemia due to the displacement of K+ from cells by H+can ... leadto hyperkalemia due to the displacement of K+ from cells by H+
the same pattern of changes in their spatiotemporal activation profilescausedthe same pattern of changes in their spatiotemporal activation profiles