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2 Δεκ 2016 · Metabolic alkalemia is characterized by an increase in bicarbonate concentration and base excess, an increase in pH, and a compensatory increase in carbon dioxide pressure. This article outlines indications for analysis, reference ranges, causes, and clinical signs of metabolic alkalosis.
In most dogs and cats with metabolic alkalosis, a combination of renal sodium avidity and diminished chloride availability is responsible for perpetuation of the alkalosis. A potassium deficit and hypokalemia develop as the kidneys increase Na +-K + exchange in the distal nephron.
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As with metabolic acidosis, treatment of metabolic alkalosis should be aimed at correcting the underlying problem. Met-abolic alkalosis is typically associated with hypokalemia, and the most common causes of metabolic alkalosis are GI obstruction with loss of H+, K+, and Cl-in the vomitus, and furosemide administration.
6 Σεπ 2022 · Base excess (BE) and bicarbonate (HCO3-) represent the metabolic components of the acid base equation. In general, both components will change in the same direction. Decreased HCO3- and BE indicate either a primary metabolic acidosis or a metabolic compensation for a chronic respiratory alkalosis.
10 Ιουν 2013 · Inclusion criterion for metabolic alkalosis in dogs was defined as a venous SBE of >−1 mmol/L or an arterial SBE of >0 mmol/L. For cats, it was defined as an SBE of >0 mmol/L. The medical records of all patients enrolled in the study were searched to determine the major underlying disease processes at the time of blood gas analysis.
1 Μαΐ 2008 · Blood gas analysis is necessary to determine if the high total CO 2 is attributable to metabolic alkalosis or to compensation for respiratory acidosis. Typical reference range: The normal HCO 3 − concentration is approximately 19 to 23 mEq/L in dogs and 17 to 21 mEq/L in cats.
