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Mr Jones has an heart attack,he is not breathing.mr Jones presents to the ER.Mr Jones has...

Mr Jones has an heart attack,he is not breathing.mr Jones presents to the ER.Mr Jones has had a heart attack ,which has brought him to the ER..Mr Jones arterial is 7.13. The window of Oh within which humans can survive is between a blood value of about ph 6.8 to around ph 8.0.outside that range brings coma and death.Thus rapid treatment for Mr Jones is crucial.

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I guess the question is what has to be done with Mr.Jones.

Body pH should be at 7.4 which is normal.

pH at 7.13 means it has caused by acidosis or increase in acid level in the blood which dissolves calcium and other minerals from bones.

When pH decreases it lead to loss of blood supply to heart due to blocking caused by increase in acidity in artery.So, it is necessary to treat Mr.Jones.

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