 | Physiology - 1920 - 618 pages
...precipitated in a perceptible cloud. The possibility must therefore be considered that when the CC>2 of blood is reduced by overventilation a portion of...slight increase in the calcium content of the serum. 3. The underlying factor in the tetany of forced respiration is the alkalosis. We wish to express our... | |
 | 1922 - 1018 pages
...reduction in the H-ion concentration of the blood, (2) a reduction in the CO2 capacity of the plasma, (3) a change in the reaction of the urine to the alkaline side, (4) a decreased output of ammonia in the urine, and (5) a slight increase in the calcium content of... | |
 | Children - 1921 - 654 pages
...alveolar carbon dioxid tension produced by overventilation, there is a reduction of the carbon dioxid capacity of plasma, a change in the reaction of the...slight increase in the calcium content of the serum. These authors believe that the underlying factor in the production of tetany of forced respiration... | |
 | Children - 1922 - 578 pages
...reduction in the H ion concentration of the blood, a reduction of the carbon dioxid capacity of the plasma, a change in the reaction of the urine to the...slight increase in the calcium content of the serum. They believed that the underlying factor in the tetany of forced respiration is the alkalosis. Gerstley... | |
 | Cornell University. Medical College - 1922 - 152 pages
...reduction in the H ion concentration of the blood, a reduction of the carbon dioxid capacity of the plasma, a change in the reaction of the urine to the...slight increase in the calcium content of the serum. They believed that the underlying factor in the tetany of forced respiration is the alkalosis. Gerstley... | |
 | Frederick Madison Allen - Insulin - 1923 - 884 pages
...CO: tension, a reduction in the hydrogen ion concentration of the blood, a reduction of plasma CO:, a change in the reaction of the urine to the alkaline side, and a decreased excretion of ammonia. The calcium content of the serum was slightly increased. They... | |
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CO2 capacity of plasma, a change in the reaction of the urine to the alkaline side, a decreased excretion of ammonia, and a slight increase in the calcium content of the serum. 