Biochemistry MCQ 004

31. pH=7,55; pCO2=55 mm Hg; bicarbonate=45 mmol/l; BE= +15 mmol/l. This
acid-base laboratory analysis is typical for:
1. Subcompensated metabolic alkalosis
2. Non-compensated respiratory alkalosis
3. Respiratory alkalosis and metabolic acidosis
4. Metabolic alkalosis and respiratory acidosis
32. pH=7,41; pCO2=50 mm Hg; bicarbonate=30 mmol/l; BE= +7 mmol/l. This
acid-base laboratory analysis is typical for:
1. Compensated metabolic alkalosis
2. Compensated respiratory acidosis
3. Non-compensated metabolic acidosis
4. Non-compensated respiratory acidosis
33. pH=7,36; pCO2=29 mm Hg; bicarbonate=16 mmol/l; BE= -8 mmol/l. This
acid-base laboratory analysis is typical for:
1. Compensated metabolic acidosis
2. Compensated respiratory acidosis
3. Non-compensated metabolic acidosis
4. Non-compensated respiratory acidosis
34. pH=7,49; pCO2=42 mm Hg; bicarbonate=30 mmol/l; BE= +7 mmol/l. This
acid-base laboratory analysis is typical for:
1. Compensated metabolic alkalosis
2. Compensated respiratory alkalosis
3. Non-compensated respiratory alkalosis
4. Non-compensated metabolic alkalosis
35. pH=7,30; pCO2=53 mm Hg; bicarbonate=35 mmol/l; BE= +6 mmol/l. This
acid-base laboratory analysis is typical for:
1. Subcompensated metabolic acidosis
2. Subcompensated respiratory acidosis
3. Non-compensated metabolic acidosis
4. Non-compensated respiratory acidosis
36.pH=7,60; pCO2=36 mm Hg; bicarbonate=35 mmol/l; BE= +10 mmol/l.
This acid-base laboratory analysis is typical for:
1. Compensated metabolic alkalosis
2. Non-compensated metabolic alkalosis
3. Compensated respiratory alkalosis
4. Non-compensated respiratory acidosis
37. pH=7,16; pCO2=60 mm Hg; bicarbonate=23 mmol/l; BE= -3,3 mmol/l. This
acid-base laboratory analysis is typical for:
1. Non-compensated respiratory acidosis
2. Compensated respiratory acidosis
3. Compensated metabolic alkalosis
4. Subcompensated metabolic acidosis
38. pH=7,48; pCO2=25 mm Hg; bicarbonate=20 mmol/l; BE= -4 mmol/l. This
acid-base laboratory analysis is typical for:
1. Subcompensated metabolic acidosis
2. Subcompensated respiratory acidosis
3. Non-compensated metabolic acidosis
4. Non-compensated respiratory alkalosis
39. Reference values of plasma glucose are:
1. 3,3-5,5 mmol/l
2. 4,0-6,1 mmol/l
3. 5,6-7,8 mmol/l
4. 5,6-6,7 mmol/l
5. 7,8-10,0 mmol/l
40. Reference values of glucose in whole blood are:
1. 3,3-5,5 mmol/l
2. 3,9-6,4 mmol/l
3. 5,6-7,8 mmol/l
4. 5,6-6,7 mmol/l
5. 7,8-10,0 mmol/l