Acid/basics

2. Chemistry reports give you information about what type of compensation?
8. Na+ and K+ are the major ? contributing to the anion gap
9. Disturbance present with HIGH Bicarb and AG WRI
12. Decreased PCO2 = respiratory ?
14. State of CO2 where there is decreased alveolar ventilation and increased PCO2
17. Osmolarity = # of solute particles/unit ?of solution
18. The effective osmolality of a solution (does not include BUN)
19. Term for decreased pH/Increased H+
21. Disturbance present with HIGH AG and normal Bicarb
23. Level of bicarbonate that indicates a metabolic alkalosis
24. PCO2 is a measurement of ? ventilation
25. Percent of total body weight in healthy, non-obese, animals attributable to total body water

1. Type of compensation that will occur in minutes to a primary metabolic acid/base disturbance
3. Term for increased pH/Decreased H+
4. What size molecules do not contribute to osmolality?
5. Test needed to assess respiratory disturbances/compensation
6. Controls thirst and renal output in the regulation of hydration status
7. State of CO2 where there is increased alveolar ventilation and decreased PCO2
10. Disturbance present with a LOW Bicarb and HIGH AG
11. Level of bicarbonate that indicates a metabolic acidosis
13. Disturbance present with a LOW Bicarb and AG WRI
15. Test to derive TCO2
16. Increased PCO2 = respiratory ?
20. Osmolality = # of sulte particules/unit ? of solution
22. Type of blood sample necessary to measure PO2