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Medicina: Nefrologia: Dialisi
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| A compound with a molecule containing the bicarbonate group HCO3- ; the ion remaining after the first dissociation of carbonate acid Bicarbonate is the standard base used in HD, a concentration of 35 mmol/L or above being necessary to normalize pre-dialysis serum bicarbonate. Unlike acetate, bicarbonate solution is not bactericidal and has to be supplied separately from the other constituents of dialysis fluid Bicarbonate has a similar molecular weight to urea so bicarbonate transfer into blood will be proportional to Kt/V and the bicarbonate concentration gradient across the membrane |
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| Stedman´s Medical Dictionary Comprehensive Clinical Nephrology (ingl 47) Oxford Textbook of Clinical Nephrology |
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| The urease activity test is based on the principle that the hydrolysis of urea by urease produces a bicarbonate anion and an ammonia molecule |
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| American Society of Nephrology (ingl. 4) |
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| Chemistry |
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| dialysate |
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| lactate |
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| bicarbonato |
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