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- Title:
- 07b_03_05 Co2 Carriage in Blood and Acid-Base Equilibrium
- Description:
- This session covers the physiology of how carbon dioxide is carried by blood, including its conversion into bicarbonate ions and the role of the red blood cell and haemoglobin in this process. The session also describes how buffers work, and the fundamentals of acid-base balance under both physiological and pathological circumstances.
- Hierarchy:
- Anaesthesia (e-LA) > Core Training - Basic Sciences > e-LA Module 07b - Physiology > Respiratory Physiology > 07b_03_05 Co2 Carriage in Blood and Acid-Base Equilibrium
- Author(s):
-
Andy Lumb
- Created:
- 16 May 2012
- Last Major Update:
- 16 May 2012
- Keywords:
- 001-0664,carbon dioxide, blood, bicarbonate ions, red blood cell, haemoglobin, buffers, acid-base balance, carbamino; Haldane; Bohr; Hamburger; bicarbonate,1A01
- Quicklink:
- 001-0664
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- Title:
- 07b_03_05 Co2 Carriage in Blood and Acid-Base Equilibrium
- Description:
- This session covers the physiology of how carbon dioxide is carried by blood, including its conversion into bicarbonate ions and the role of the red blood cell and haemoglobin in this process. The session also describes how buffers work, and the fundamentals of acid-base balance under both physiological and pathological circumstances.
- Hierarchy:
- Anaesthesia (e-LA) > Core Training - Basic Sciences > e-LA Module 07b - Physiology > Respiratory Physiology > 07b_03_05 Co2 Carriage in Blood and Acid-Base Equilibrium
- Author(s):
-
Andy Lumb
- Created:
- 16 May 2012
- Last Major Update:
- 16 May 2012
- Keywords:
- 001-0664,carbon dioxide, blood, bicarbonate ions, red blood cell, haemoglobin, buffers, acid-base balance, carbamino; Haldane; Bohr; Hamburger; bicarbonate,1A01
- Quicklink:
- 001-0664