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    The document summarizes the results of a student's lab experiment on renal responses to respiratory acidosis and alkalosis. In the pre-lab quiz, the student scored 25% by correctly answering that the renal system compensates for both conditions. The experiment results showed that lowering PCO2 (simulating respiratory alkalosis) decreased H+ and elevated HCO3- in urine. Raising PCO2 (simulating respiratory acidosis) elevated H+ and decreased HCO3- in urine. However, the student failed the post-lab quiz by answering all questions incorrectly about how the kidney compensates for changes in blood pH.

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    The document summarizes the results of a student's lab experiment on renal responses to respiratory acidosis and alkalosis. In the pre-lab quiz, the student scored 25% by correctly answering that the renal system compensates for both conditions. The experiment results showed that lowering PCO2 (simulating respiratory alkalosis) decreased H+ and elevated HCO3- in urine. Raising PCO2 (simulating respiratory acidosis) elevated H+ and decreased HCO3- in urine. However, the student failed the post-lab quiz by answering all questions incorrectly about how the kidney compensates for changes in blood pH.

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    The document summarizes the results of a student's lab experiment on renal responses to respiratory acidosis and alkalosis. In the pre-lab quiz, the student scored 25% by correctly answering that the renal system compensates for both conditions. The experiment results showed that lowering PCO2 (simulating respiratory alkalosis) decreased H+ and elevated HCO3- in urine. Raising PCO2 (simulating respiratory acidosis) elevated H+ and decreased HCO3- in urine. However, the student failed the post-lab quiz by answering all questions incorrectly about how the kidney compensates for changes in blood pH.

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    The document summarizes the results of a student's lab experiment on renal responses to respiratory acidosis and alkalosis. In the pre-lab quiz, the student scored 25% by correctly answering that the renal system compensates for both conditions. The experiment results showed that lowering PCO2 (simulating respiratory alkalosis) decreased H+ and elevated HCO3- in urine. Raising PCO2 (simulating respiratory acidosis) elevated H+ and decreased HCO3- in urine. However, the student failed the post-lab quiz by answering all questions incorrectly about how the kidney compensates for changes in blood pH.

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    Exercise 10: Acid-Base Balance: Activity 3: Renal Responses to Respiratory Acidosis and Respiratory Alkalosis Lab Report

    Pre-lab Quiz Results


    You scored 25% by answering 1 out of 4 questions correctly.
    1. The renal system compensates for
    Your answer : a. chemical buffering systems.
    Correct answer: d. both respiratory acidosis and respiratory alkalosis.
    2. Respiratory alkalosis is characterized by
    You correctly answered: a. pH greater than 7.45 and PCO2 less than 35 mm Hg.
    3. Respiratory acidosis is characterized by
    Your answer : a. pH greater than 7.45 and PCO2 less than 35 mm Hg.
    Correct answer: c. pH less than 7.35 and PCO2 greater than 45 mm Hg.
    4. The functional unit of the kidney is the
    Your answer : c. glomerulus.
    Correct answer: b. nephron.

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    Experiment Results
    Predict Question:
    Predict Question 1: What effect do you think lowering the PCO2 will have on [H+ ] and [HCO3- ] in the urine?
    Your answer : c. [H+ ] will increase and [HCO3- ] will decrease.
    Predict Question 2: What effect do you think raising the PCO2 will have on [H+ ] and [HCO3- ] in the urine?
    Your answer : c. [H+ ] will increase and [HCO3- ] will decrease.
    Stop & Think Questions:
    The condition you just simulated is
    Your answer : a. respiratory acidosis caused by hypoventilation.
    Correct answer: b. respiratory alkalosis caused by hyperventilation.
    Can the renal system fully compensate for acidosis or alkalosis?
    Your answer : c. Yes, both for respiratory alkalosis and respiratory acidosis.
    Correct answer: d. No, neither for respiratory alkalosis nor respiratory acidosis.
    Experiment Data:
    PCO2
    40
    30
    60

    Blood pH

    [H+] in Urine
    normal
    decreased
    elevated

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    [HCO3-] in Urine
    normal
    elevated
    decreased

    Post-lab Quiz Results


    You scored 0% by answering 0 out of 4 questions correctly.
    1. When adjusting the controls, what happens to the blood pH when you lower the PCO2?
    Your answer: b. The pH decreases.
    Correct answer: a. The pH increases.
    2. In uncompensated respiratory alkalosis, the
    Your answer: a. carbon dioxide levels of the blood are elevated.
    Correct answer: b. carbon dioxide levels of the blood are low.
    3. What type of breathing results in acidosis?
    Your answer: a. hyperventilation
    Correct answer: d. hypoventilation and rebreathing
    4. With renal compensation for respiratory acidosis, the pH of the urine
    Your answer: a. increased because [H+ ] increased.
    Correct answer: b. decreased because [H+ ] increased.

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    Review Sheet Results


    1. Describe what happened to the concentration of ions in the urine when the PCO2 was lowered. How well did the results
    compare with your prediction?
    You did not answer this question.
    2. What condition was simulated when the PCO2 was lowered?
    You did not answer this question.
    3. Describe what happened to the concentration of ions in the urine when the PCO2 was raised. How well did the results
    compare with your prediction?
    You did not answer this question.
    4. What condition was simulated when the PCO2 was raised?
    You did not answer this question.

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