arterial Blood Gas Flashcards

1
Q

What are the syringes 💉 preparation for ABG

A

🔸heparin 0.5. Ml

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2
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What is the effect of heparin on the ABG ⁉️

A

🔸⬆️heparin will ⬆️Dilution effect ⬇️co2 and HCO 3

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3
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What test we should do before taking the blood 🩸 in the ABG ⁉️

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Allen’s test ➡️to make sure that the radial and the brachial works perfectly

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4
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What are the sources of arteries we use for ABG ⁉️

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🔸radial
🔸brachial
🔸femoral

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5
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Why the radial is preferable for ABG ⁉️

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🔸more superficial
🔸has collateral blood supply
🔸easy to access

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6
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What’s the effect of the air bubbles ⁉️

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It increases the o2 and decreases the co2

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7
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What we should know from the ABG ⁉️

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Oxygenation is the first thing ➡️pao2 (amount of oxygen inside plasma)
Acids and bases balance

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8
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What is the difference between pao2 and PAO2

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Pao2➡️pressure of oxygen in the arteries
PAO2➡️pressure of oxygen in the alveoli

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9
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What are the factors that effect the pao2 levels ⁉️

A

🔸age
🔸fio2
🔸pAO2

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10
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What is the relationship between pao2 and age ⁉️

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When the age increases the pressure of oxygen in the arteries decreases

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11
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What is the relationship between the fractions of inspired oxygen Fio2 and pressure of oxygen inside the arteries pao2⁉️

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When the Fio2 increase the pao2 increase

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12
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What is the relationship between PAO2 (pressure of oxygen inside the alveoli) and the pco2 ⁉️

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They are the opposite to each other

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13
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What is the difference between the o2 sat and the pao2 ⁉️

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🔹o2sat ➡️oxygen bounded to HB
🔹pao2 ➡️oxygen free in plasma

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14
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What is the difference between hypoxia and hypoemia ⁉️

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🔹hypoxia ➡️decreases in the o2 that reaches the tissue
🔹hypoxemia ➡️decreases in o2 inside plasma

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15
Q

Could we have hypoxia without hypoxemia ⁉️

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Yes when the o2 supply inside the plasma is good but we have obstruction that prevents blood flow to the tissue

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16
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Classification of hypoxemia ⁉️

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Mild ➡️60-80
Moderate ➡️40-60
Sever ➡️less than 40

17
Q

Causes of hypoxemia ⁉️decrease of o 2 in plasma

A

🔹shunt
🔹ventilation perfusion miss match
🔹decrease the FIo2
🔹impared alveolar capillary diffusion

18
Q

What is the ventilation perfusion mismatch ⁉️

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🔆it could be pure dead space ➡️ventilation without perfusion
🔆it could be pure shut ➡️perfusion without ventilation

19
Q

What is the A-a gradient ⁉️

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It’s the difference between o2 inside the alveoli and o2 inside the arteries

20
Q

The normal A-a gradient values is ⁉️and doesn’t change with age

A

🔸15mm
🔸rise 1 mm with each decade

21
Q

When does the A-a gradient increase ⁉️

A

🔹r to l shunt
🔹v/Q miss match
🔹diffusion defect

22
Q

What is acidosis ⁉️

A

It’s the process that tend to decrease the ph by
🔹gaining H+
🔹loss of hco3 -

لكن الph ما بقل

23
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What is the alkalosis

A

The process that tends to increase the PH by
🔹loss of h+
🔹gain hco3 -

24
Q

What is acidemia ⁉️

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When the ph become bellow 7.35

25
Q

What is alkalemia ⁉️

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It’s increasing in the ph more than 7.45

26
Q

What are the systems that are responsible for ph regulation

A

Metabolic
Respiratory
Renal ➡️in the chronic cases

27
Q

What are the conditions that cause metabolic acidosis ⁉️loss of hco3-

A

Diarrhea 💩
Sepsis
DKA
Renal Failure 😞
Aspirin