BIOL 221 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Hemoglobin
5 Mar 2020
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Normal arterial* pco2 = 35-45 mm hg. These affect ph and are affected by compensation. **normal systemic arterial ph range, pco2 and hco3. Normal systemic arterial pco2 is 35-45 mm hg (averages around 40. These both affect ph and are affected by compensation. Should be normal systemic arterial ranges of ph, pco2 and hco3 memorized. Ph = pk + log ( [hco3. [h+] = k x pco2 / [hco3. The henderson-hasselbalch equation can be used to determine ph (you will not have to use this equation in this class) but it is not an easy equation since it uses logarithmic mathematics. It is useful in understanding concentrations and pco2 and hco3 relationships between h+ the. Note that pco2 and [h+] are directly related an increase in pco2 results in an increase in h+. ], and h+ are inversely related an increase in. Recall that h+ concentration and ph are inversely related. Proteins contain acidic (carboxyl) and basic (amino) side chains.
