Sentence examples for blood acid from inspiring English sources

Because SIDS often occurs when infants sleep on their stomachs--which interrupts breathing, deprives cells of oxygen, and increases blood acid levels--the team simulated this acidic environment in cultured cells.

Alternatively, exercise related increases in VE following respiratory muscle training may positively impact blood acid base balance and/or blood oxygen transport [ 21, 22].

Effects on labour or parturition or cord blood acid base/gas balance after acupuncture treatment for PGP have not been reported earlier.

Human plasma from healthy donors was collected and platelets were washed as in Kulkarni et al. In brief, human whole blood was collected into acid citrate dextrose at a ratio of 6 1 (blood:acid).

If no cord blood acid base data is available, the case may still be classified as having metabolic acidosis if the neonate has acid-base data obtained in the first hour of life that fulfil the diagnostic criteria, or if a lactate value greater than 10 mmol/L is documented in association with signs of maladaptation (RDS, need for buffering etc).

For example, one patient's blood gas analysis was performed not until the arrival on the intensive care unit and after treatment with dantrolene, showing an unremarkable blood acid status, while in contrast the intraoperative end-tidal carbon dioxide increased relevant to 56 mmHg in this patient.

Increasing DCAD allowed the cows to increase DMI because of the ability of positive DCAD to maintain blood acid-base status.

In conclusion, control of metabolic changes in lactating dairy cows to maintain blood acid-base equilibrium plays an important role in keeping milk stable to ethanol and during heat treatments.

The mechanism involved may be a localized rumen buffering effect, together with the ability of positive DCAD to maintain blood acid-base status in cows faced with a massive acid input.

Increasing the proportion of rapidly degraded starch decreased rumen pH and the acetate to propionate ratio but did not affect digestibility, blood acid-base status, pH of urine, and strong ion excretion.

Results of this study suggest that, in early lactation cows, blood acid-base chemistry is altered by differences in DCAD that range between the high and low ends of the desired DCAD range.