Control of Acid Base Balance, Arterial Gas Analysis: SGD B.5 / Day 6

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SGD B.

5 / Day 6
[CONTROL OF ACID BASE BALANCE, ARTERIAL GAS
ANALYSIS]
1. Describe organs in our body involved in acid-base balance, and how they work?
2. Describe acid-base balance disorders! What is mean by a. Resiratory !lkalosis, b. "etabolic
!lkalosis, c. Resiratory !cidosis, and d. "etabolic !cidosis
#. $n which condition, resiratory acidosis and resiratory alkalosis occurs?
%. What is the imortance o& blood gas measurement? 'o er&orm measurement, where are the
blood samle taken &rom? What kind o& measurement are done?
1. (rgans that involved in maintaining acid-base balance are)
a. *idneys +bean-shaed located on either side at the lowest level o& rib cage,
- "ost e&&ective regulator o& -..
- /0cess acid is e0creted by the kidneys largely in the &orm o& ammonia.
- 1an also e0crete base. 1an conserve and roduce bicarbonate ions.
- *idneys have some ability to alter the amount o& acid 2 base that is secreted, but this
generally takes several days.
- 1ontrol blood bicarbonate concentration.
- /0crete the hydrogen ion.
- Regulate the roduction o& erythrocyte by secreting erythrooietin, a hormone that stimulate
erythrocyte synthesis +erythrocyte transort gases between lung and tissue,.
b. 3ungs +songy te0ture, located one on either side within the thora0,
- 1ontrol the e0change o& 1(
2
and (
2
between blood and e0ternal atmoshere, so that can
maniulate resiration rate +control 1(
2
,.
c. 3iver +reddish brown largest organ, located in the right uer 4uadrant below the diahragm,
- 1ontrol o& bicarbonate disosal via heatic ureagenesis.
25.
%
6
6 2.1(
#
-
urea 6 1(
2
6 #.
2
(
2. a. Resiratory !lkalosis) results &rom a decrease in 1(
2
, caused by alveolar hyerventilation
b. "etabolic !lkalosis) results &rom an increase in .1(
#
-
concentration, or &all in hydrogen ion
concentration.
c. Resiratory !cidosis) results &rom an increase in 1(
2
, caused by hyoventilation +less 1(
2
is
blown o&&, or er&usion mismatch ventilation.
d. "etabolic !cidosis) results &rom an e0cess o& hydrogen ions in the body, which reduces
bicarbonate +.1(
#
-
, concentration
The Respiratory System an Disorers| Medical Faculty Udayana University
2013
SGD
B.5

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