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eht ajimtyro fo rabcno ixieddo eollucmes ear aecdrri sa rtpa of eth aonbirtabce ubreff emts.ys In tihs y,smset raobcn xdiedio ifeusdsf tnoi eth Cs.BR biroCcan drynhsaea )A(C ihwint CRsB ilckquy cvtensro het rcaobn eddioxi niot caorbcni acdi C2O3).H( Cibaronc aidc is an aslbeutn naemtietdrie ocmeuell htat ymilaemdeti stdiiacsose otni ibrotenbcaa nsio 3HO()C- adn rnhgeody +)(H o.nsi
heT nywel szstendyhei cabaeirbotn nio si tarosprtdne otu fo teh BRC ntoi het pmalas in eecaghxn rof a dilreoch noi βl;C() htis is adlcle the iehlordc ifts.h Wnhe eht loodb srhecea het snugl, hte bcbaoneiatr oni is ernatrdopst akbc onti the BRC in hgncxeea for eht ihleocrd i.on heT H+ oni aisdesitosc ofrm eth nbogohleim nad dinbs ot het tbceabniaro ion. sThi serodupc eht obcircna ciad eedtnmre,iita whcih is evoecndrt cbak tnoi bcanro idoxied tuhhogr eth eznmyitca iacnto of .CA eTh rnbaco dioidxe ddeupcro si eexdllep ughotrh eht slngu urding txaioe.hlna
ergogenic22CO2 is carried in the blood is bound to hemoglobin, known as carbaminohemoglobin (HbCO2) (5%), dissolved CO2 (5%), bicarb is 90%+32019-07-15T05:15:05Z
pg32Nice explanation, but can anyone clarify how we know from the question that we are measuring HCO3 rather than dissolved CO2? +32020-01-18T22:56:32Z
surfergirl"majority of blood CO2 is carried as HCO3- in the plasma." I guess that is all they're testing us on, just in a very convoluted way.+2020-07-14T02:51:07Z
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schistositeYeah, me too...the fact that they expect us to assume that HCO3- is counted in their measurement for CO2 concentration is absolutely absurd.+22020-02-18T03:15:16Z
happyhib_they tell you measured is around 24 and 22 or some bs but give "mM"; if you look at the lab sheet HCO3 has a units in mM and normal is 22-28 = they are not just looking at partial pressure's. +12020-04-08T23:54:00Z
an_improved_meYea,.. Suprisingly in clinic, when you are measuring important parameters in the blood (think fish-bone diagram), you actually use HCO3- as an approximation for CO2 in the blood (so you use the value in CO2 when calculating like the anion gap or something)+2020-07-24T00:25:26Z
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eht ajimtyro fo rabcno ixieddo eollucmes ear aecdrri sa rtpa of eth aonbirtabce ubreff emts.ys In tihs y,smset raobcn xdiedio ifeusdsf tnoi eth Cs.BR biroCcan drynhsaea )A(C ihwint CRsB ilckquy cvtensro het rcaobn eddioxi niot caorbcni acdi C2O3).H( Cibaronc aidc is an aslbeutn naemtietdrie ocmeuell htat ymilaemdeti stdiiacsose otni ibrotenbcaa nsio 3HO()C- adn rnhgeody +)(H o.nsi
heT nywel szstendyhei cabaeirbotn nio si tarosprtdne otu fo teh BRC ntoi het pmalas in eecaghxn rof a dilreoch noi βl;C() htis is adlcle the iehlordc ifts.h Wnhe eht loodb srhecea het snugl, hte bcbaoneiatr oni is ernatrdopst akbc onti the BRC in hgncxeea for eht ihleocrd i.on heT H+ oni aisdesitosc ofrm eth nbogohleim nad dinbs ot het tbceabniaro ion. sThi serodupc eht obcircna ciad eedtnmre,iita whcih is evoecndrt cbak tnoi bcanro idoxied tuhhogr eth eznmyitca iacnto of .CA eTh rnbaco dioidxe ddeupcro si eexdllep ughotrh eht slngu urding txaioe.hlna