Chapter 27 Water, Electrolytes, Acid and Base Balance

[@danc5512]

At 32 min, the visuals seem to be either confusion or wrong... blood being too acidic would cause increased respiratory drive and depth, as the lecturer says, but the visual says the opposite.

[@willnewman6208]

Yes. 100% this.

[@lostwoodsstudios8270]

Good info. It's helpful when you can see the diagrams and notes you draw, on screen. Other lectures show the presentation, but then the instructor may be writing notes on a chalk board, and you miss out on information.

[@SuperRose2626]

Taking Clinical Chemistry... very helpful

[@nyawirawaithaka4993]

Thanks for this very helpful video!

[@juliusdelacruz5395]

Hi Doc, what about viral infection versus this? I wanna know. Thank you..

[@baileyyoung8219]

Thanks for the assistance

[@annaelagina5997]

Hi! I got confused. When I check lecture notes it says that when blood is acidic it will stimulate faster and deeper breathing and vise versa with alkalosis. I think your illustration is wrong

[@brandonfarless815]

Ok, I thought I was crazy. So yes, if you are acidic, your respirations will increase. Blood ph is 7.35-7.45 with 7 being neutral. < 7 is acidic > 7 is alkaline. Respiratory drive is 35-45 mmHg. Anything >45 is acidic (respirations will increase) anything

[@serraxp9670]

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[@jonathanvelez8733]

You be playing too much my guy