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Skyler A. Lentz, MD, Daniel Ackil, DO
Acid-base disorders are frequently seen in emergency medicine, and clinicians must recognize major disturbances and their causes to prevent patient deterioration. The document outlines the mechanisms behind metabolic acidosis and alkalosis, including diagnostic approaches and management strategies. It highlights the significance of calculating the anion gap and understanding the implications of bicarbonate levels in various clinical scenarios.
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