Anaesthesia and Intensive Care A-Z - Print & E-Book: An Encyclopedia of Principles and Practice

Published on: 2013-06-25
Page Count: 639 pages
Print Type: BOOK
Categories: Medical
Maturity Rating: NOT_MATURE
Language: en
Embeddable: Yes
PDF Available: Yes
EPUB Available: No
ISBN-13: 9780702044205
ISBN-10: 0702044202
... Buffer base. Blood anions that can act as bases and accept hydrogen ions ... system, maximal buffering may occur, because HA and A' exist in equal ... plasma bicarbonate, and CO; may be readily eliminated via the lungs and bicarbonate ...

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