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|bgcolor="Beige"| [[aldicarb]], [[4-aminopyridine]], [[ammonium bifluoride]], [[ammonium chloride]], [[aristolochic acid ]], [[borates]], [[bromophos]], [[carbaryl]], [[chloralose]], [[chlorfenvinphos]], [[chlorpyrifos]], cleistanthus collinus, [[clove]], [[coumaphos]], [[cyanides]], [[demeton-S-methyl]], [[diazinon]], [[1,2-Dibromoethane]], [[dichlorvos]], [[dicrotophos]], [[dinitrophenol]], [[dioxathion]], [[disulfoton]], [[ethanol]], [[ethion]], [[ethylene glycol]], [[fensulfothion]], [[fenthion]], [[glycol ether]], [[glyphosate]], imazapyr, [[iron|iron compounds]], [[malathion]], margosa oil, [[metaldehyde]], [[methanol]], [[methidathion]], [[methiocarb]], [[methomyl]], [[monochloroacetate]], [[parathion]], [[phenol]], [[phosdrin]], [[polyethylene glycol ]], [[profenofos]], [[propoxur]], [[propylene glycol]], pyrimidifen, [[salicylate poisoning]], [[strychnine]], [[terbufos]], [[pyrophosphate|tetraethyl pyrophosphate]], [[toluene]], [[toxic mushrooms ]], [[triethylene glycol]], [[tungsten]] | |bgcolor="Beige"| [[aldicarb]], [[4-aminopyridine]], [[ammonium bifluoride]], [[ammonium chloride]], [[aristolochic acid ]], [[borates]], [[bromophos]], [[carbaryl]], [[chloralose]], [[chlorfenvinphos]], [[chlorpyrifos]], cleistanthus collinus, [[clove]], [[coumaphos]], [[cyanides]], [[demeton-S-methyl]], [[diazinon]], [[1,2-Dibromoethane]], [[dichlorvos]], [[dicrotophos]], [[dinitrophenol]], [[dioxathion]], [[disulfoton]], [[ethanol]], [[ethion]], [[ethylene glycol]], [[fensulfothion]], [[fenthion]], [[glycol ether]], [[glyphosate]], imazapyr, [[iron|iron compounds]], [[iobenguane I 123]],[[malathion]], margosa oil, [[metaldehyde]], [[methanol]], [[methidathion]], [[methiocarb]], [[methomyl]], [[monochloroacetate]], [[parathion]], [[phenol]], [[phosdrin]], [[polyethylene glycol ]], [[profenofos]], [[propoxur]], [[propylene glycol]], pyrimidifen, [[salicylate poisoning]], [[strychnine]], [[terbufos]], [[pyrophosphate|tetraethyl pyrophosphate]], [[toluene]], [[toxic mushrooms ]], [[triethylene glycol]], [[tungsten]] | ||
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Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1]; Associate Editor(s)-in-Chief: Ogheneochuko Ajari, MB.BS, MS [2]
Overview
Metabolic acidosis is a state in which the blood pH is low (less than 7.35) due to an increased blood concentration of H+.
Causes
Life Threatening Causes
Common Causes
Normal Anion Gap (Hyperchloremic Acidosis)
The mnemonic for the most common causes of a normal-anion gap metabolic acidosis is "DURHAM."
- D- Diarrhea
- M- Miscellaneous (congenital chloride diarrhea, amphotericin B, toluene
High Anion Gap
The mnemonic "MUDPILES" is used to remember the causes of a high anion gap.
- M - Methanol/Metformin
- U - Uremia
- D - Diabetic ketoacidosis
- P - Paraldehyde/Propylene glycol
- I - Infection/Ischemia/Isoniazid
- L - Lactate
- E - Ethylene glycol/Ethanol
- S - Salicylates/Starvation
Causes by Organ System
Causes in Alphabetical Order