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In Metabolic acidosis Predict the serum level of carbon dioxide, lactic acid, pH, pO2, K+, Na+,...

In Metabolic acidosis Predict the serum level of carbon dioxide, lactic acid, pH, pO2, K+, Na+, LFTs – note you should indicate low, normal or high and explain why in a brief sentence to indicate you understand the pathophysiology of the process.

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