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THERAPYcausesBLOOD BICARBONATE DECREASED
extracellular volume reductioncausesan increase in bicarbonate
concentrationleadingto increased bicarbonate Bicarbonate
another coexisting disturbancecausedan increase in bicarbonate
Eatingcausesrelease of bicarbonate
an _ _ _ _ _ _ in carbonic acid or(passive) is caused by Bicarbonate Acidosis
luminal tonicitycausingbicarbonate release
diabetic ketoacidosis , which can be treated in part by treating the blood sugar problem that led to the ketoacidosis or kidney diseases(passive) may be caused byLow bicarbonate
A slightly alkaline environment , saturated with carbonate , withmay have ledbicarbonate build - up
as lowered blood serum pHcausesdepletion of bicarbonate Bicarbonate
because it inhibits carbonic anhydrase activity in the kidneycausesbicarbonate depletion
the intratubular dynamicsinfluencebicarbonate absorption
The structure of bicarbonate , the ioncausesbicarbonate alkalinity
The use of diuretic agentscan leadto elevated bicarbonate
the ioncausesbicarbonate alkalinity
a carbonic anhydrase inhibitorcausesbicarbonate excretion
The same carbonic acid polymorph ( denoted beta - carbonic acid ... vacuocausesprotonation of bicarbonate
what has happenedto causethe lowered bicarbonate
the time ... what has happenedto causethe lowered bicarbonate
lossesresultingbicarbonate reabsorption
Limecausesdislodgement of bicarbonate
of a chemical compound that makes it a mild abrasive(passive) is composedBaking soda
vacuocausesprotonation of bicarbonate
mineralcorticoid hormonescausesbicarbonate reabsorption
The decrease in CO2causesbicarbonate in the erythrocyte
an chemicalcausesbaking soda
the damagecan causebaking soda
The removal of CO2 from the watercausesbicarbonate
by the sodium acetate(passive) caused bybicarbonate
your lungs and kidney functioning(passive) is influenced byBicarbonate ( HCO3
by stimulation of sodium - hydrogen exchange by intracellular acidosis(passive) caused bybicarbonate
either respiratory alkalosiscausingbicarbonate
by stimulation of sodium - hydrogen exchange(passive) caused bybicarbonate
ionresultingin bicarbonate
the alkalinityis ... composedof bicarbonate
by using GranuFlo during the dialysis process(passive) caused bybicarbonate
the dissolution of carbonates(passive) is ... originated byBicarbonate
pancreatic fluidcomposedof bicarbonate
the hardnesscausingbicarbonate
the diseasescomposingthe bicarbonate
the equation to shift to the left , resulting in decrease in H+will causethe equation to shift to the left , resulting in decrease in H+
to highleadsto high
in less declineresultedin less decline
to the sort ofwould leadto the sort of
to high extracellular pH. This , in turn , results in proton - potassium exchange across plasma membranes leading to low extracellular potassium concentration/ high intracellular potassium concentration and hypopolarization that decreases sodium channel blockade by voltage - dependent drug - binding changesleadsto high extracellular pH. This , in turn , results in proton - potassium exchange across plasma membranes leading to low extracellular potassium concentration/ high intracellular potassium concentration and hypopolarization that decreases sodium channel blockade by voltage - dependent drug - binding changes
problemscausesproblems
cardiac arrest in at least 941 peopleto ... causecardiac arrest in at least 941 people
to a slower - than - normal breathing ratecan leadto a slower - than - normal breathing rate
in heart problemscan resultin heart problems
to cardiovascular side effects including cardiac arrestcan leadto cardiovascular side effects including cardiac arrest
acidosiscausesacidosis
a slight retention of calciumcausinga slight retention of calcium
nauseacan causenausea
in acidosiscan resultin acidosis
heart problems including sudden cardiac arrestcan causeheart problems including sudden cardiac arrest
proximal renal tubule e gcausesproximal renal tubule e g
to the urinary excretion of hydrogen ionsdoes ... contributeto the urinary excretion of hydrogen ions
to the urinary excretion of hydrogen ions butdoes ... contributeto the urinary excretion of hydrogen ions but
to the release of carbon dioxide , which can increase the acidity in the steam and corrode the equipmentcan leadto the release of carbon dioxide , which can increase the acidity in the steam and corrode the equipment
to calciumcontributesto calcium
changes in carbon dioxide , or metabolic acidosis(passive) is influenced bychanges in carbon dioxide , or metabolic acidosis
to bicarbonate reabsorptionleadingto bicarbonate reabsorption
to hydronephrosis and renal and hepatic abscessleadingto hydronephrosis and renal and hepatic abscess
to proximal renal tubular acidosis and impairment of the distal acidification leading to distal renal tubular acidosisleadingto proximal renal tubular acidosis and impairment of the distal acidification leading to distal renal tubular acidosis
to metabolic alkalosisleadsto metabolic alkalosis
metabolic alkalosiscausesmetabolic alkalosis
in metabolic alkalosisresultsin metabolic alkalosis
the bicarbonate levels to also fallcausingthe bicarbonate levels to also fall
in alkalosis and subsequent hypokalemiamay resultin alkalosis and subsequent hypokalemia
a buffering of the pH in watercausesa buffering of the pH in water
increased bone strength in patients who were losing calcium in their urineto causeincreased bone strength in patients who were losing calcium in their urine
to a normal anion gap metabolic acidosis ( NAGMAcontributesto a normal anion gap metabolic acidosis ( NAGMA
the alkalosiscausesthe alkalosis
the pH of system fluidsinfluencesthe pH of system fluids
alkaline urinecausesalkaline urine
from the CO2 that causes the acidityresultingfrom the CO2 that causes the acidity
alkaline urine and increased excretion of acidic substances , including uric acidcausesalkaline urine and increased excretion of acidic substances , including uric acid
in metabolic acidosisresultingin metabolic acidosis
to a metabolic acidosisleadsto a metabolic acidosis
to metabolic acidosisleadingto metabolic acidosis