HYPOXIA
Normal parameters of the arterial blood gases
Patm - 750-765 mm Hg (atmospheric pressure).
PatmO2 - 150-160 mm Hg (partial pressure of O2 in the atmosphere).
PalvO2 - 105-110 mm Hg (partial pressure of O2 in the alveolar air).
PaO2 - 95-100 mm Hg (partial tension of O2 in the arterial blood).
PvO2 - 35-50 mm Hg (partial tension of O2 in the venous blood).
PaCO2 - 35-42 mm Hg (partial tension of CO2 in the arterial blood).
SaO2 - 96-98% (saturation of the arterial blood by O2).
SvO2 - 60-70% (saturation of the venous blood by O2).
Oxygen-carrying capacity - 16.0-23.0 vol%.
Pulmonary minute volume - 6-8 L/min.
Circulation minute volume - 5-6 L/min.
Define the type of hypoxia and explain its possible cause(s) and mechanisms of development.
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Pulmonary min. volume - 7.3 L/min | |
Circulation min. volume - 6.9 L/min | Pulmonary min. volume - 8.8 L/min |
| Circulation min. volume - 7.0 L/min |
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Pulmonary min. volume - 4.6 L/min | |
Circulation min. volume - 6.4 L/min | Pulmonary min. volume - 8.8 L/min |
| Circulation min. volume - 2.9 L/min |
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Pulmonary min. volume - 4.5 L/min | Pulmonary min. volume - 2.85 L/min |
Circulation min. volume - 3.4 L/min | Circulation min. volume - 8.50 L/min |
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| Titratable acidity of the daily urine - 60 mmol/d |
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Pulmonary min. volume - 8.0 L/min | Pulmonary min. volume - 8.5 L/min |
Circulation min. volume - 5.7 L/min | Circulation min. volume - 6.8 L/min |
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ACID-BASE DISORDERS
Normal parameters of the acid-base homeostasis of the capillary blood
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Titratable acidity (of the daily urine) | |
NH4+ (of the daily urine) | |
Define the type of acid-base disorder and explain its possible mechanism of development.
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The patient is undergoing surgical operation with cardiopulmonary bypass | The patient has a bronchial asthma attack |
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| Ketone bodies - 7.5 mg/dl |
The patient is undergoing surgical operation with cardiopulmonary bypass | Titratable acidity - 37 mmol/24 hours The patient suffers from diabetes mellitus |
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| Titratable acidity - 8 mmol/24 hours |
Titratable acidity - 45 mmol/24 hours | |
The patient is admitted to hospital with a preliminary diagnosis of an acute myocardial infarction | The patient suffers from an acute glomerulonephritis |
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| Titratable acidity - 8 mmol/24 hours |
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The patient has intestinal fistula; he has been losing intestinal juice for a long period of time | The patient suffers from severe toxic injury of the liver and kidneys with oligouria |
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Titratable acidity - 70 mmol/24 hours | |
| The patient suffers from an acute left ventricular insufficiency with lungs edema |
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The patient is undergoing surgery with mechanical ventilation | The patient suffers from uncontrolable vomiting, tetanus |
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The patient with brain contusion has cyclic vomiting and dyspnea | The patient had an acute blood loss |
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| Titratable acidity - 12 mmol/L |
Titratable acidity - 15 mmol/24 hours | |
The patient has been transported to the intensive care unit after surgical removal of thrombus in the abdominal aorta | The patient has been admitted to hospital with a diagnosis of hemolytic anemia of unclear etiology |
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Titratable acidity - 20 mmol/24 hours | |
The patientsuffers from brain contusion and bouts of vomiting | The patient has had the hysteria hyperventilation episode just before the analysis |
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Titratable acidity - 18 mmol/24 hours | Titratable acidity - 18 mmol/24 hours |
The patient was admitted to hospital 9 days before with myocardial infarction | The patient suffers from purulent peritonitis a diagnosis of acute |
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF THE BLOOD SYSTEM
Normal results of the complete blood test with differential
Hemoglobin (Hb) - 130-160 g/L (men); 120-150 g/L (women).
Erythrocytes - 4.2-5.9Ч1012/L (men); 3.9-4.6Ч1012/L (women).
Mean corpuscular Hb (MCH) - 25-33 pg.
Reticulocytes - 0.5-2.5%.
Platelets - 150-350Ч1012/L.
Leukocytes - 4.5-10.5Ч109/L.
Neutrophils:
myelocytes - 0;
metamyelocytes - 0;
band - 1-6%;
segmented - 47-72%.
Eosinophils - 2.0-4.0%.
Basophils - 0.5-1%.
Lymphocytes/plasmocytes - 20-25%/0.
Monocytes - 3-8%.
Erythrocytes sedimentation rate (ESR) - 1-13 mm/h (men); 1-20 mm/h (women).
Hematokrit (Ht) - 0.45-0.52 (men); 0.37-0.48 (women)
Characterize changes in the complete blood tests with differential, and indicate their possible causes, mechanisms of development and consequences. Make a general conclusion on the results of tests.