Alkalosis - respiratory
Alternative names
Respiratory alkalosis
Definition
Respiratory alkalosis is a condition of excessive alkalinity of the body fluids, most often associated with respiratory (breathing) disorders. The pH (a measure of acidity) is high and carbon dioxide levels are low.
Last revised: December 4, 2012
by Harutyun Medina, M.D.
by Harutyun Medina, M.D.
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