Respiration
Respiration
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At high altitudes the body is in the long run projected to a large extent from the effects of the alkalosis thus produced, because the kidneys and liver still react almost true to the normal PH. There can be no doubt that other causes, such as the action of anaes- thetics or poisons, or of other small changes in the composition of the blood, would have a similar effect in altering the standard to which the PH regulation of the arterial blood is set. This question, and the question how the PH is... regulated, not merely in the arterial blood, but in the systemic capillaries, will be deferred to Chapters X and XIV.
We can now see much more clearly why it is that the resting alveolar CO 2 pressure is not quite steady in spite of the extreme sensitiveness of the respiratory center to the minutest variation in alveolar CO 2 pressure. There are various causes tending to disturb the constancy of the reaction of the blood ; and the respira- tory center, and not merely the kidneys and liver, must do its share in compensating for these disturbances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At high altitudes the body is in the long run projected to a large extent from the effects of the alkalosis thus produced, because the kidneys and liver still react almost true to the normal PH. There can be no doubt that other causes, such as the action of anaes- thetics or poisons, or of other small changes in the composition of the blood, would have a similar effect in altering the standard to which the PH regulation of the arterial blood is set. This question, and the question how the PH is... regulated, not merely in the arterial blood, but in the systemic capillaries, will be deferred to Chapters X and XIV.
We can now see much more clearly why it is that the resting alveolar CO 2 pressure is not quite steady in spite of the extreme sensitiveness of the respiratory center to the minutest variation in alveolar CO 2 pressure. There are various causes tending to disturb the constancy of the reaction of the blood ; and the respira- tory center, and not merely the kidneys and liver, must do its share in compensating for these disturbances.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haldane, J. S. (John Scott), 1860-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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