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bicarbonate of soda

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bicarbonate /bi·car·bo·nate/ (-kahr´bah-nāt) any salt containing the HCO3− anion.
blood bicarbonate , plasma bicarbonate the bicarbonate of the blood plasma, an index of alkali reserve.
bicarbonate of soda  sodium bicarbonate.
standard bicarbonate  the plasma bicarbonate concentration in blood equilibrated with a specific gas mixture under specific conditions.

bicarbonate of soda.
bicarbonate
any salt containing the HCO3 anion.

blood bicarbonate
the bicarbonate of the blood plasma, an important parameter of acid-base balance measured in blood gas analysis. Called also plasma bicarbonate.
bicarbonate buffering
major body buffering system in acid-base balance.
plasma bicarbonate
see blood bicarbonate (above).
bicarbonate of soda
sodium bicarbonate.


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