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Created page with "'''Respiratory alkalosis''' is an acid-base disorder characterised by a respiratory pathological process which increases the pH of the blood. If the alkalosis is severe, it can overcome the body's defense against alkalosis, causes the pH in the blood to increase beyond 7.45. This is called alkalaemia. Metabolic alkalosis is similar but is rather due to a metabolic problem. Respiratory acidosis is sort of the opposite of respiratory alkalosis. Respiratory al..."
(Created page with "'''Respiratory alkalosis''' is an acid-base disorder characterised by a respiratory pathological process which increases the pH of the blood. If the alkalosis is severe, it can overcome the body's defense against alkalosis, causes the pH in the blood to increase beyond 7.45. This is called alkalaemia. Metabolic alkalosis is similar but is rather due to a metabolic problem. Respiratory acidosis is sort of the opposite of respiratory alkalosis. Respiratory al...")
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