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Could you consider doing more videos about metabolic acidosis, alkalosis, and respiratory acidosis/alkalosis? Your videos are so good, thank you for making them!
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the cell In acidosis there will be expelling of H+ or entering of HCO3- into the cell the cell In alkalosis is opposed by expelling of HCO3- via the anion exchanger.
Wait wait wait, how is secreting proton jons shiting the equation to the right? They are in the same, also how does the collecting duct generate new bicarbonates? Where does it get the bicarbonates components to filter it out, if it's from the blood, how is it diffrent from normal generation happening in the blood? How is it diffrent from urine bicarbonates? If it takes carboxlyic acid and secret protons out that will shift the equation to the left to restore equileberium, what is going on?
How much time does it generally takes to recover from high ph. Is there any formula to calculate. I have taken duretics 5mg for 1 month. Resulting in high ph
Would the consumption of acids (like sodas... which are not alkaline like baking soda... weird.) lead to an increase in the metabolic pH, requiring the lungs to expel CO2? Also, where does the carbon atom come from?
After the kidney part it kept me complicated, shall I go through some renal video and get back to watch this ? If so which video shall be precursor to this ? TIA 🙏🏻
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For many years I have tried to learn this topic, and I have never really understood it, until now! So easy! At last :) Thank you very much! Great presentation
Thank goodness for this video. Everything I've been learning in my Physiology class finally made sense after watching this. Such an important concept for homeostasis!
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Thank you so much team, this topic was troubling me for months... Heartfelt thanks to all of your sincere efforts!!!! In making knowledge worthy videos, can't express my gratitude to you guys, kudos!!!, with love!!!
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Could you consider doing more videos about metabolic acidosis, alkalosis, and respiratory acidosis/alkalosis? Your videos are so good, thank you for making them!
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Anion gap?
How to calculate and interpret if Respiratory or metabolic acidosis or alkalosis compensated?
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can someone explain.
If PaCO2 is high/acidic, shouldn't the pH react by increasing H+ ions to regulate it and thus, cause alkalosis of pH?
the cell In acidosis there will be expelling of H+ or entering of HCO3- into the cell
the cell In alkalosis is opposed by expelling of HCO3- via the anion exchanger.
Thanks, great lecture
in the case of an extra-renal acidosis, are the blood levels of Phosphates and Calcium Ions elevated or decreased?
Please can you talk about the compensatory mechanism of acidosis and alkalosis
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Thank you so much for describing a this complicating topic. Can you explain how these are compensated within the body in a next video. Thank you.
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Wait wait wait, how is secreting proton jons shiting the equation to the right? They are in the same, also how does the collecting duct generate new bicarbonates? Where does it get the bicarbonates components to filter it out, if it's from the blood, how is it diffrent from normal generation happening in the blood? How is it diffrent from urine bicarbonates? If it takes carboxlyic acid and secret protons out that will shift the equation to the left to restore equileberium, what is going on?
How much time does it generally takes to recover from high ph. Is there any formula to calculate. I have taken duretics 5mg for 1 month. Resulting in high ph
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You made it understandable but what are the causes of pH lead to illness or death
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Would the consumption of acids (like sodas... which are not alkaline like baking soda... weird.) lead to an increase in the metabolic pH, requiring the lungs to expel CO2? Also, where does the carbon atom come from?
Thank you for the video. Please update with Fluid and electrolyte disturbances topic.
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After the kidney part it kept me complicated, shall I go through some renal video and get back to watch this ?
If so which video shall be precursor to this ?
TIA 🙏🏻
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