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Hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis occurs in
A Renal tubular acidosis
B Diarrhoea
C Diabetic ketoacidosis
D Lactic acidosis
E Renal failure
High anion gap metabolic acidosis occurs in
A Neonatal sepsis
B Inborn error of metabolism
C Perinatal asphyxia
D Renal tubular acidosis
E Watery diarrhea without dehydration
Hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis occurs due to
A Severe diarrhea
B Intestinal fistula
C Diabetic ketoacidosis
D Shock
E Renal failure
Normal anion gap acidosis occurs in
A Diarrhoea
B Renal tubular acidosis
C Diabetic ketoacidosis
D Starvation
E Phenyl ketonuria
Hypochloremic acidosis occurs in
A Addison's disease [Davidson’s/24th/P-685]
B Diarrhea and vomiting
C Renal tubular acidosis
D Diabetic ketoacidosis
E Acetazolamide treatment
Causes of metabolic acidosis with wide anion gap include
A Diabetic ketoacidosis
B Starvation acidosis
C Lactic acidosis
D Gastrointestinal HCO3 loss
E Renal tubular acidosis
Type 1 renal tubular acidosis is characterized by
A Failure of H+ ion secretion
B Normal anion gap
C Low sodium
D Hypercalcemia
E High serum potassium
Type A lactic acidosis is/are found in
A Carbon monoxide poisoning
B Severe anemia
C Ethanol poisoning
D Mitochondrial dysfunction
E Acute liver failure
Acidosis with hypokalemia may be found in:
A Type –I renal tubular acidosis
B Severe ulcerative colitis
C Acute pancreatitis
D Primary hyperaldosteronism
E Pulmonary embolism
Agents causes lactic acidosis
A Iron
B Metformin
C Cyanide
D Salicylates
E Methanol

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