Flow = [ (pressure of Cap - Pressure of interstitium) - (oncotic P of Cap - Oncotic P of interstitium) ]\n\n+ Pc: art dilation, venous constriction, venous pressure, Heart failure, EC volume expansion, Dependant limb edema\n- Pi c: - plasma protein, liver disease, protein starving, nephrotic syndrom, \n+ Kf: Burn, Inflammation\n
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Perhaps because,\n- Ca outside cell makes cell relatively positive and closer to threshold.\n
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You are basically forced to blow off all your CO2.\n
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1 - look at pH\n2 - look at pCO2. (see it as bicarb on chem 7) See if it is metabolic or respiratory. If outside of normal, than it is not \nthe lung’s fault.\n3 - Ex:(Acid)If pCO2 is normal, then it is acute metab. If decreased, then chronic. \n4 - Look at ion gap: Na - (CO2 + Cl) = ion gap. 10-12 = normal. \n Normal, means loss. \n Gap = DKA, LA, ingestion of antifreeze, methanol, aspirin OD, RF, \n If pCO2 elevated, its the lung. Then look at bicarb, see if acute or chronic, see if the kidneys have kicked in.\n*** do the same on the basic side. \n