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1. Question from Respiratory Physiology 2

Continuing with the same four disorders we’ve been discussing.

For which of the four disorders is there renal compensation?
- There is renalcompensation for all four disorders

What is the renal compensation for metabolic acidosis?
- Increased hydrogen ion excretion and increased bicarbonate reabsorption. Also making new bicarbonate.
What isthe renal compensation for metabolic alkalosis?
- Bicarbonate excretion only

What is the renal compensation for respiratory acidosis?
- Increased hydrogen ion excretion and increasedbicarbonate reabsorption.

2. Question from Respiratory Physiology 2

Continuing with the same four disorders we’ve been discussing.

What is the respiratory compensation for metabolic alkalosis?
-Hypoventilation

What is hypoventilation?
- Hypoventilation is reduced ventilation.
3. Question from Respiratory Physiology 2

Continuing with the same four disorders we’ve been discussing.

Forwhat two is there respiratory compensation?
- Metabolic acidosis and metabolic alkalosis
4. Question from Respiratory Physiology 2

For each of the following disorders, describe what happens tothe pH, the hydrogen ion concentration, the PCO2, and the bicarbonate.

And finally, metabolic alkalosis.

- With metabolic alkalosis, the pH goes above 7.45, hydrogen ion concentration drops,PCO2 rises, and bicarbonate rises as well.
5. Question from Respiratory Physiology 2

For each of the following disorders, describe what happens to the pH, the hydrogen ion concentration, the PCO2,and the bicarbonate.

Metabolic acidosis.

- With metabolic acidosis, the pH goes below 7.35, hydrogen ion concentration rises, PCO2 drops, and bicarbonate drops as well.
6. Question fromRespiratory Physiology 2

For each of the following disorders, describe what happens to the pH, the hydrogen ion concentration, the PCO2, and the bicarbonate.

Respiratory Alkalosis

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