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GNUR 293 Exam 3 Vascular Pathophysiology Questions with complete solutions.
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GNUR 293 Loyola University Chicago -GNUR 293 Patho Exam 1 Questions with Complete Solutions
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GNUR 293 - Exam 2 Review.	
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Acid-Base Homeostasis and Imbalances 
 
Describe how volatile and nonvolatile acids are buffered and/or removed from the body, from first to last to respond, in order to maintain homeostasis and maintain a blood pH of 7.35-7.45. 
 
Describe the balance (ratio) of HCO3- (bicarbonate) to H2CO3 (carbonic acid). What imbalances occur when that ratio is altered? 
 
-	1-part carbonic acid and 20 bicarbonate acid 
-	Bicarbonate is most important, con...
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 Acid-Base Homeostasis and Imbalances 
 
Describe how volatile and nonvolatile acids are buffered and/or removed from the body, from first to last to respond, in order to maintain homeostasis and maintain a blood pH of 7.35-7.45. 
 
o	Volatile acids: undergo vaporization rapidly. Carbonic acid is a volatile acid that forms inside our body from carbon dioxide and is excreted via the lungs. 
 
o	Nonvolatile acids: Cannot undergo vaporiza...
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Respiratory Function and Alterations in Gas Exchange 
 
How do central and peripheral chemoreceptors affect breathing? 
 
Central chemoreceptors: 
-	are located in the medullary center and respond to changes in CO2 and ph. 
 
-	This is our NORMAL stimulus to breathe and is caused by a small increase in arterial carbon dioxide tension. This small increase in PaCO2 tells the body to BREATHE. 
 
Peripheral chemoreceptors: 
 
-	are locat...
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Alterations in Blood Flow 
 
How do pressure, resistance, velocity, turbulence, compliance and Starling’s forces impact blood flow? 
 
Pressure: Blood moves from high pressure (systemic arteries) to low pressure (veins) 
 
More pressure = increased flow 
 
Increased Blood = Increased Pressure 
 
Resistance: resistance that must be overcome to push blood through the circulatory system; movement of blood through the vascular system is...
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