1 8. Many diseases alter the ionic composition of the plasma, such as metabolic acidosis, produced by diabetes, whichincreases the production of lactic acid by the body. Use the Henderson-Hasselbach equation to predict the pH ofthe plasma under the next clinical conditions.23DiseaseCauseExperimental parameterpHA-/AH ratioDecrease the [HCO;"]by the metabolism by 1, 10 and 20 mMMetabolic acidosisProduction of acidsIncrease the [CO2] 5,10RespiratoryAcidosisDecrease in theelimination of CO2and 20%Increase the [HCO;'] by1, 10 and 20 mMMetabolic alkalosisDecrease in theelimination ofНСОRespiratoryIncrease in theDecrease the [CO2] 5,10alkalosiselimination of CO2and 20%Table 6. Prediction of the pH of the plasma in different medical conditionsNormal values: [HCO;']= 24 mM, [H2CO;]= 2.24 mM||Note:H,CO; exists in a chemical equilibrium with CO,CO,+ H,O= H2CO3[H;CO;]/[CO2] = 1.7 e³

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Iany diseases alter the ionic composition of the plasma, such as metabolic acidosis, produced by diabetes, which creases the production of lactic acid by the body. Use the Henderson-Hasselbach equation to predict the pH of e plasma under the next clinical conditions. Disease Metabolic acidosis Cause Production of acids by the metabolism 23 Experimental parameter Decrease the [HCO3¹] by 1, 10 and 20 mM pH A-/AH ratio

Iany diseases alter the ionic composition of the plasma, such as metabolic acidosis, produced by diabetes, which creases the production of lactic acid by the body. Use the Henderson-Hasselbach equation to predict the pH of e plasma under the next clinical conditions. Disease Metabolic acidosis Cause Production of acids by the metabolism 23 Experimental parameter Decrease the [HCO3¹] by 1, 10 and 20 mM pH A-/AH ratio

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