bright_nnn
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I agree with Usmleasr
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| asmi
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1.B
:roll: 2.c
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| merjr
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1.A
2.C
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| oddissy4u
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i dn have answers but i too agrre wth A n thn C.
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| sudipto1973
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1. A
2. I think it is E.......to compensate for respiratory acidosis H+ secretion will be increased and not K+
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| asmi
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sorry yes answer to 1 should be A
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| mdwannabe
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I think so too, 1-A due to metabolite accumulation i.e. Adenosine, 2-E cuz K+ sequestered to cells in exchng for H+ , H+ will be lost in Princ cell in collect duct in exng for Na (besides any diuretic aside from K-sparrings do increase K loss)
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| Malaysian
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The answers are A& E
A because after an episode of hypoxia the sphincters open up allowing hyperaemia known as reactive hyperaemia
I'm not sure about C but in repiratory acidosis the usual renal compensation is excretion of H+ and since H+ is getting excreted the K+ is retained(by Aldosterone)....I guess its best to assume osmotic diuresis causes loss of electrolytes along with it just like the other diuretics.
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| Idiopathic
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I agree, the second question is definitely E.
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| mani
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i too agree with E for 2nd Q. asmi do have some explaination about c??
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