ABG Flashcards

1
Q

The x indicates:

A

pH

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2
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X indicates:

A

O2 saturation

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3
Q

X depicts:

A

Bicarbonate HCO3-

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4
Q

X is for:

A

pO2 ( partial pressure of oxygen)

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5
Q

X indicates:

A

pCO2 (partial pressure of Carbon dioxide)

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6
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What information is obtained from each numbered location:

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7
Q

What is the normal range of pH

A

7.35 -7.45

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8
Q

A patient present to the ER with a pH of 6.9, what state are they in?

A

Acidotic

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9
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A patient present to the ER with a pH of 8, what state are they in?

A

Alkalosis

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10
Q

What is the normal range of pCO2?

A

35 - 45mmHg

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11
Q

What dose a pCO2 of 30mmHg, tell you?

A

It indicates that the patient is blowing out a lot of CO2 (hyperventilation) = alkilosis

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12
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What dose a pCO2 of 50mmHg, tell you?

A

Indicates that the patient is holding on to CO2 = acidosis

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13
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What dose a pHCO3- of 30mmol/L, tell you?

A

Indicates that the patient the pateint to hold on to bicarbonate due to renal function = alkalosis

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14
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What dose a pHCO3- of 20mmol/L, tell you?

A

Indicates patient is losing a lot of bicarb = acidosis

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15
Q

What are common causes of metabolic acidosis

A

renal failure

diabetic ketoacidosis

diarrhea = incresed Na-bicarb lossed = Hyperchloremic acidosis

severe dehydration

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16
Q

A patient presents with the following labs:

what is going on with the patient?

A

The values indicate the patient is experiencing respirtory acidosis

17
Q

A patient with the following lab values is experiencing what?

A

Metabolic alkalosis

18
Q

What is wrong with a patient with the following lab values?

A

Respirtory alkalosis

19
Q

A patient with the following lab values is most likely experiencing?

A

Metabolic Acidosis