Blood acidity

The breath rate is influenced by one s relative blood acidity. [Pg.88]

Diamox (acetazolamide) inhibits carbonic anhydrase, and this, in turn, increases the blood acidity. The increased blood acidity stimulates breathing and... [Pg.88]

M.J. Bookallil, pH of the blood acid-base balance, Anaesthetics Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, the University of Sydney, http //www.usyd.edu.au/-su/anaes/-lectures/acidbase mjb/description.html... [Pg.326]

Blood Alkaline phosphatase (bone-specific) Osteocalcin Procollagen type I carboxy-terminal propeptide (PICP) Procollagen type I amino-terminal propeptide (PINP) Procollagen type III amino-terminal propeptide (PIIINP) Blood Acid phosphatase (acid-resistant) Type I collagen carboxy-terminal telopeptide (ICTP) Urine Calcium Hydroxyproline Cross-linked peptides (pyridinium and deoxypyridinoline)... [Pg.80]

Latex Body fluids, blood, acids, alcohols, alkalis... [Pg.597]

Monitor rate of infusion frequently. Monitor blood acid-base balance. [Pg.299]

Let s consider osteoporosis, a disease that currently affects more than 25 million Americans and an estimated 1.4 million Canadians. There is plenty of research to show that the high protein content of meat and dairy products turns the blood acidic. Your bones act like bank accounts, storing the alkaline mineral calcium. Whenever your blood becomes acidic, your body makes calcium withdrawals from your bones to neutralize the acidity. If you re not depositing enough calcium from your diet into your bones, the calcium bank account in your bones will be overdrawn. This often results in osteoporosis. [Pg.4]

Thomas LJ. Algorithms for selected blood acid-base and blood gas calculations. J Appl Physiol 1972 33 154-8. [Pg.1017]

The paper by Van den Vlekkert et al. [120] presented the measurements of temperature dependence of the surface potential t/>o at the 7 AI2O3 electrolyte interface. According to these authors, such investigations are of a double significance. Firstly, because this device can be used as miniature sensors of pH measurements, e.g. in the clinical measurement of blood acidity. Secondly, the function has some relations to the thermal effects accompanying adsorption of one proton or two protons on the oxide surface. Knowing these values, one can determine indirectly the values of these heats. The heat values obtained in this way can be compared with those determined from suitable analysis of calorimetric experimental data. [Pg.388]

W16. Wray, S., The significance of the blood acid and alkaline phosphatase values in cancer of the prostate. J. Clin. Pathol. 9, 341-345 (1956). [Pg.370]

The answer is e. (Murray, pp 15-26.) Pure metabolic acidosis (choice c) or pure metabolic alkalosis exhibits abnormal bicarbonate and normal lung function. Pure respiratory acidosis (choice d) or alkalosis (choice a) is associated with normal renal function (and normal blood acids) with a normal bicarbonate and abnormal Pccv, Thus choices b and e must involve compensation, since both the Pccv and bicarbonate are abnormal. Choice e must represent compensated metabolic alkalosis since the PCO2 is high—if it were compensated respiratory acidosis with a high PcOj, the pH would be low. [Pg.104]

The early development of tachypnoea, usually accompanied by hyperpnoea, and resulting in an increased tidal volume, is frequently ascribed to stimulation of the carotid and aortic chemore-ceptors as a result of local accumulation of acid metabolites following cytochrome c oxidase inhibition. However, the general blood acid-base balance changes, notably lactate acidosis, may also be an important factor in breathing changes. [Pg.517]

Yamamoto K and Yamamoto Y (1977). The blood acid-base changes in acute cyanide poisoning in the rat in comparison with those in acute anoxic anoxia. With special references to the relation with time to death. Z Rechtsmed, 79, 125-135. [Pg.542]

Blood Acid digestion iron extraction clean-up by ion exchange thin film deposition TRXF 0.04 ig/mL No data Prange et al. 1989... [Pg.286]

Blood Acid digestion dilution ICP-AES 0.3 ig/L 113 NIOSH 1994 Piette et al. 1994... [Pg.286]

Carbon dioxide reacts with water to form the weak acid H2CO3 which would cause the blood acidity to become dangerously high if it were not promptly removed as it is excreted by the cells. This is accomplished by combining it with carbonate ion through the reaction... [Pg.9]

Blood Acid digestion ICP/AES 1 pg/dL 98+2.1% Kneip and Crable 1988a ... [Pg.414]

Hughson, R.L. and Green, H.J., Blood acid-base and lactate relationships studies by ramp work tests, Med. Sci. Sports Exer., 14, 297, 1982. [Pg.123]

Effect of age on blood acid—base composition in adult humans role of age-related renal Junctional decline. Am J Physiol 271 F1114-F1122. [Pg.596]

Frassetto, L.A., Morris, R.C., Jr., and Sebastian, A. (1996) Effect of Age on Blood Acid-Base Composition in Adult Humans Role of Age-Related Renal Functional Decline, Am. J. Physiol. 271, FI 114-1122. [Pg.250]

Hilton, J.J., Goodbody, M., and Kruesi, O. (1955) The Effect of Prolonged Administration of Ammonium Chloride on the Blood Acid-Base Equilibrium of Geriatric Subjects, 7. Am. Geriatr. Soc. 3, 697-703. [Pg.250]

Some Causes of Blood Acid-Base Imbalance... [Pg.486]

Blood values (fig. 1) creatinine is normi, uric acid slightly elevated p < 0.01 in the median values are 5.83 (controls) and 6.78 (patients) mg/dl. The median citrate is 2.15 (controls) and 2.45 (patients) mg/dl (not significant). According to our data on chloride, bicarbonate, and capillary blood pH, the blood acid—base status of the patients is not disturbed. [Pg.67]

The rate at which one breathes, for example, is influenced by one s relative blood acidity. Mountain climbers going to high elevations sometimes take a drug called Diamox (acetazol-amide) to prevent altitude sickness. Diamox inhibits carbonic anhydrase, and this, in turn, increases blood acidity. This increased blood acidity stimulates breathing and thereby decreases the likelihood of altitude sickness. [Pg.1094]

Production and removal of protons into and from the blood Acids, bases and pH 15... [Pg.15]

Oils, grease, petroleum-based solvents, detergents, acids, caustics, alcohols, miscellaneous organic solvents Acids, caustics, organic solvents, grease, oil Oils, fats, acids, caustics, alcohols Body fluids, blood, acids, alcohols, alkalis Body fluids, blood, acids, alcohols, alkalis Organic acids, some mineral acids, caustics, alcohols not recommended for aromatic solvents, chlorinated solvents... [Pg.206]

Astrup, P., Engle, K., Jorgensen, K., Siggaard-Andersen, O. Definitions and terminology in blood acid-base chemistry. Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 133, 59-65 (1966)... [Pg.602]

Changes in the Blood Acids During Atherosclerosis and Its Influences Fette, Seifen, Anstrichmittel 63 ... [Pg.225]

Blood acid-base status Daily 3 times/week... [Pg.265]

Some Specific Types of Reactions Many of the specific types of reachons discussed in this chapter occur in aqueous soluhons and are therefore important to living organisms. Acid-base reactions, for example, constantly occur in the blood of living organisms to maintain constant blood acidity levels. In humans, a small change in blood acidity levels would result in death, so the body carries out chemical reachons to prevent this. Combustion reachons are important because they are the main energy source for our society. [Pg.234]

Siggaard-Anderson, O. (1963) Blood acid-base alignment nomogram, Scand. J. Clin. Lab. Invest., 15,21 Iff. [Pg.177]

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