| Peripheral rewarming can be associated with shock, acidosis and hyperkalemia when cold, acidotic peripheral blood is returned centrally. |
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| Patients with severe falciparum malaria are acidotic and compensate by hyperventilation. |
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| At age 26 months he was referred to the department of gastroenterology, and by then was severely malnourished, hypokalaemic, and acidotic. |
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| Electrolyte imbalance, development of an acidotic state, and possibly central nervous system effects may occur. |
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| This infusion is used for severe, chronic acidotic situations such as cancer. |
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| On admission, the patient was acidotic, and he rapidly became comatose. |
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| Lactate acidotic coma, see lactate acidosis. |
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| She had coffee-ground emesis and became acidotic. |
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| However, in a hypoalbuminemic, acidotic newborn, such as a premature infant, this may occur at a much lower serum bilirubin concentration. |
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| We thought they were acidotic due to renal impairment, but had no means of verifying this. |
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| On admission the child was shocked and encephalopathic with fever, pallor, marked jaundice, and an acidotic breathing pattern. |
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| Neutral hypoxic conditions and cell fractionation experiments indicated that the BNIP3 protein is loosely bound to mitochondria, however it translocates into the membrane under acidotic conditions. |
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| Tissue within the region of interest of oligaemia that ultimately does not infarct is significantly less acidotic than either ischaemic core or infarct growth. |
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| They're acidotic because, as they exercise, they build up a substance called lactic acid, and that in itself is a risk for abnormal heart rhythms as well. |
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| Dogs made acidotic or alkalotic by oral administration of ammonium chloride or sodium bicarbonate respectively, responded to intravenous administration of metolazone. |
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| Reduction of acidotic microenvironments slows the production of free-floating single fibrin fibrils from fibrinogen, further lowering viscosity in the narrow capillaries. |
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