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- 4. This is the main pacemaker for breathing and is responsible for initiating inspiration.
- 8. Where Carbon Dioxide is expelled.
- 9. State of High pH or less free hydrogen ions. Can develop with hyperventilation.
- 13. this system acts immediately and expels acid as a gas
- 14. A compound that can repeatedly neutralize excess acids or bases
- 16. State of Low ph or more free hydrogen ions. Can develop with hypoventilation.
- 18. Only 30mL of this common household auto fluid can cause metabolic acidosis
- 20. pH condition that involves Bicarbonate
- 21. A Hydrogen Ion combines with Bicarbonate
- 22. Key ingredient in the Circulating Buffer System.
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- 1. A sign of respiratory alkalosis
- 2. A slow respiratory rate
- 3. The part of the brain responsible for autonomic functions such as breathing.
- 5. this buffer takes hours or days to restore pH
- 6. This helps regulate the Dorsal Respiratory Group
- 7. This is a brand of an OTC drug, commonly used for heartburn, that if overdosed can cause Metabolic Alkalosis
- 10. Too much of this common OTC drug can cause metabolic acidosis
- 11. A fast respiratory rate
- 12. Over-zealous bag-mask venitilations can cause this
- 15. pH condition that involves Carbon Dioxide
- 17. a condition that causes higher than normal levels of CO2 in the blood so that the body normalizes to higher levels.
- 19. A street drug that can cause Respiratory Acidosis by suppressing respiratory drive