Acidosis, which the pH?
when people are diagnosed with acidosis, which is usually the blood pH from acidosis?
The pH is the measure of how acidic or alkaline a solution is. Textbooks differ in their definition of what a "normal" range for blood pH. Most of that is "normal", between 7.35-7.45. Respiratory issues or kidney issues are usually the cause of acidosis. Most medical personnel maintain a pH of 7.30 to 7.34, a mild form of acidosis. Studies have shown that a person may, at a pH value of 7.25 for the stay a long time with little or no long-term damage. I have a person with a pH as low as 6.98 times, with little long-term effects again. I will, however, that this is a 20-year-old was to remain in good health and the pH is not low, very long time. This case is not the norm. Hope that this explanation helps.
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