Blood : a study in general physiology / by Lawrence J. Henderson.

  • Lawrence Joseph Henderson
Date:
1928
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Credit: Blood : a study in general physiology / by Lawrence J. Henderson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    II. r. Dorman’s _ [BHCQ3]c [HCQ3-]c [CL]_c [Aic [OH-]c [EP]s r [BHCO,]. [HC03-]8 [Cl-]. [A-]. [OH-]. [H+].' Here the brackets represent concentrations per liter of water of serum or cells, as the case may be. III. (Cl)c. The concentration of cell chloride, expressed as millimoles per liter of cells. IV. a. A (Cl). The difference, expressed as millimoles per liter of blood, compared with arterial blood, in the total amount of chlorides in cells or serum. IV. b. Per cent A in cells. The percentage of total blood chloride or bicarbonate present in the cells. V. a. V of cells. The volume of the cells, expressed as percentage of this volume at about 02 = 80 mm. and C02 = 39 mm., the point where this volume is 40 per cent of the total blood volume. V. b. Per cent H20 in cells. The percentage of total blood water present in the cells. VI. BPC. The base combined with cell protein, expressed as millimoles of base per liter of blood. VII. Cell BHC03. The combined carbonic acid of the cells per liter of blood, expressed: (a) as millimoles, and (b) as volumes per cent. VIII. (BHC03)c. The combined carbonic acid of the cells per liter of cells, expressed: (a) as millimoles per liter, and (b) as volumes per cent. IX. (BHC03)b. The combined carbonic acid of whole blood, expressed: (a) as millimoles per liter, and (b) as volumes per cent. X. (BHC03)s. The combined carbonic acid of serum per liter of serum expressed: (a) as millimoles per liter, and (b) as volumes per cent. XI. Serum (BHC03). The combined carbonic acid of serum per liter of blood, expressed: (a) as millimoles per liter, and (b) as volumes per cent.
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