The arterial blood profile seen in partially compensated respiratory acidosis is: pH: _____ [HCO3-]: increased PaCO2: increased
Decreased arterial pH (metabolic acidosis) causes compensatory _____-ventilation with consequent decreased PCO2
The primary disturbance in metabolic alkalosis is a(n) _____ in HCO3- OR a decrease in H+
Hypocapnia due to hyperventilation syndrome can lead to respiratory alkalosis and symptoms of _____calcemia
The arterial blood profile seen in compensated respiratory alkalosis is: pH: _____[HCO3-]: decreasedPCO2: decreased
If the pH is reduced from 7.4 to 7.3 with the alveolar PO2 being constant at 100 mmHg, PCO2 would follow line _____.

At _____ urine pH, the HA form of a weak acid exists, thus decreasing excretion
The arterial blood profile seen in compensated metabolic acidosis is: pH: _____[HCO3-]: decreasedPCO2: decreased
Renal correction of respiratory acidosis includes increased excretion of excess fixed H+ as _____ and NH4+
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