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Rhanany Alan Calloi Palozi1, Lucas Pires Guarnier1, Paulo Vitor Moreira Romão1

  • 1Laboratório de Eletrofisiologia e Farmacologia Cardiovascular (LEFaC), Faculdade de Ciências da Saúde, Universidade Federal da Grande Dourados, Dourados, MS, Brazil.

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ABG, Arterial blood gasANOVA, One-way analysis of varianceASE, Accelerated solvent extractionBB, Buffer BaseBE, Base ExcessBEecf, Base excess in the extracellular fluid compartmentCNS, Central nervous systemCa++, CalciumCardiovascularCl, ChlorideDBP, Diastolic blood pressureECG, ElectrocardiographyEEPC, Ethanol extract of Plinia caulifloraGAE, Gallic acid equivalentH+, Hydrogen ion dissociatedHHb, DeoxyhemoglobinHct, HematocritIrwin testK+, PotassiumLA, Left armLC-DAD-MS, Liquid chromatography coupled to a diode array detector and mass spectrometerLL, Left legMAP, Mean arterial pressureMyrtaceaeNa+, SodiumNa₂CO₃, Sodium carbonateO2Hb, OxyhemoglobinP50, Half of the maximum hemoglobin saturationPCO2, Partial pressure of carbon dioxidePO2, Partial pressure of oxygenRA, Right armRL, Right legRespiratoryS.E.M, Standard error of the meanSBP, Systolic blood pressureSO2, Level of hemoglobin-saturation by oxygenToxicologyUFLC, Ultra fast liquid chromatographcHCO3, Bicarbonate concentrationctCO2 (B), Concentration of total carbon dioxide of whole bloodctCO2 (P), Concentration of total carbon dioxide in plasmactO2, Concentration of total oxygenpH, Potential of hydrogentHb, Hemoglobin

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