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Froggy Jumps Breath and Balance QuizVersión en línea Respiratory and metabolic acid-base por Lakshmi T 1 What happens to PaCO2 and pH in respiratory acidosis? a PaCO2 decreases; pH increases b PaCO2 increases; pH decreases c PaCO2 increases; pH increases 2 In respiratory alkalosis, which change occurs to PaCO2 and pH? a PaCO2 increases; pH increases b PaCO2 increases; pH decreases c PaCO2 decreases; pH increases 3 Which compensatory mechanism mainly corrects metabolic acidosis? a Respiratory rate increase (acute) b Renal HCO3- retention (metabolic compensation) c Hyperventilation as primary response 4 Which condition causes a primary metabolic acidosis? a High HCO3- with increased pH b Normal HCO3- with normal pH c Low HCO3- with decreased pH 5 What is the expected PaCO2 change in metabolic acidosis as compensation continues? a PaCO2 increases due to hypoventilation b PaCO2 decreases via hyperventilation c PaCO2 remains unchanged 6 In respiratory alkalosis, what happens to alveolar ventilation? a Increased ventilation b Decreased ventilation c No change in ventilation 7 What is a key renal compensatory response to metabolic alkalosis? a Increased urine chloride only b Renal HCO3- excretion with H+ retention c Renal HCO3- retention 8 Which acid-base disorder features high PaCO2 and low pH with hypoventilation? a Respiratory alkalosis b Metabolic acidosis c Respiratory acidosis 9 Which change accompanies metabolic alkalosis? a Normal HCO3- with normal pH b Low HCO3- with low pH c Elevated HCO3- with high pH 10 During metabolic acidosis, the body’s immediate respiratory response is? a Hypoventilation to retain CO2 b No respiratory change c Hyperventilation to blow off CO2 11 If PaO2 is low in a primary respiratory disorder, what is a likely consequence? a PaO2 rises in all cases b Impaired oxygen delivery; may worsen compensation c PaO2 unchanged by acid-base status 12 Which statement about compensatory mechanisms is true? a Renal compensation precedes respiratory changes b Respiratory and renal systems compensate in opposite directions c Only respiratory compensation occurs 13 Which disorder can cause a compensatory metabolic alkalosis? a Acute respiratory failure b Chronic vomiting c Sepsis with lactic acidosis 14 What is the effect of metabolic acidosis on PaO2? a PaO2 always increases b PaO2 may be normal or decreased c PaO2 always remains normal 15 In respiratory acidosis, which ion may increase to compensate in the kidneys? a Chloride (Cl-) b Sodium (Na+) c Bicarbonate (HCO3-) 16 Which condition best illustrates metabolic alkalosis? a Pulmonary edema b Loss of gastric acid (vomiting) c Diabetic ketoacidosis 17 If someone has respiratory alkalosis, which gas change is likely? a High PaCO2 b Low PaCO2 c High HCO3- 18 Which symptom aligns with metabolic compensation for respiratory acidosis? a Immediate respiratory alkalosis b Increased renal bicarbonate retention c Decreased HCO3- reabsorption 19 Which acid-base disorder would show a low pH and low PaCO2? a Metabolic acidosis with respiratory compensation? (trick) b Respiratory alkalosis c Metabolic alkalosis

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Breath and Balance QuizVersión en línea

por Lakshmi T

What happens to PaCO2 and pH in respiratory acidosis?

In respiratory alkalosis, which change occurs to PaCO2 and pH?

Which compensatory mechanism mainly corrects metabolic acidosis?

Which condition causes a primary metabolic acidosis?

What is the expected PaCO2 change in metabolic acidosis as compensation continues?

In respiratory alkalosis, what happens to alveolar ventilation?

What is a key renal compensatory response to metabolic alkalosis?

Which acid-base disorder features high PaCO2 and low pH with hypoventilation?

Which change accompanies metabolic alkalosis?

During metabolic acidosis, the body’s immediate respiratory response is?

If PaO2 is low in a primary respiratory disorder, what is a likely consequence?

Which statement about compensatory mechanisms is true?

Which disorder can cause a compensatory metabolic alkalosis?

What is the effect of metabolic acidosis on PaO2?

In respiratory acidosis, which ion may increase to compensate in the kidneys?

Which condition best illustrates metabolic alkalosis?

If someone has respiratory alkalosis, which gas change is likely?

Which symptom aligns with metabolic compensation for respiratory acidosis?

Which acid-base disorder would show a low pH and low PaCO2?