Acidosis vs alkalosis

[@MicahtheG]

Simply the best, Will! Thanks! You are blessing a lot of people!

[@ambynambyn5710]

thank you so much for sharing the most simplified teaching on this topic for anybody even a lay person to understand. I am a visual learner. I will always remember your demo any time I come across related questions. The understanding clicked so easily. Amby

[@Cypher1210]

You rock man. SPT here & I have a Respiratory Phys exam coming up. This helps a lot.

[@BrianthePT]

Great video breakdown thanks for the upload. However you made a small error at 8:15 you said it is Compensated when technically it would be classified as *Partially Compensated* since the PH was still basic at a value of 7.5. For it to be classified as fully *compensated* the PH level would be back in the normal range of 7.35-7.45 and both of the other values would either be acidic or basic.

[@shilpachoudhary6596]

Awesome !! Systematically explained.Thank you.

[@raymondwhittington7228]

Great diagram :) Cheers!

[@madwright05]

this was really helpful! thank you!

[@glamorousgee8258]

that was really helpful thank you so much :)

[@shehabnassar5478]

the second example is not compensated but just a trial to compensate as ph remains alkaline

[@كهعص]

can you give me pdf of the video?

[@heartonauction]

I like the chart :)

[@Kim-ug1yf]

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[@camerondavis9325]

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