Blood Gas Flashcards

1
Q

Normal range for pH ?

A

7.35 - 7.45

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2
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Normal range for paCO2 ?

A

45 - 35

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3
Q

Normal range for HCO3 ?

A

22 - 26

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4
Q

What’s the pH scale score

A

0 - 14

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5
Q

What is acidaemia?

A

Low pH less than 7.35

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6
Q

What is Alkalaemia?

A

High blood pH more than 7.45

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7
Q

Normal pH of mammal blood?

A

7.4

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8
Q

When the amount of acid increases, does the pH increase or decrease?

A

The pH decrease. It’s the opposite and = Acidosis

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9
Q

Is PaCO2 respiratory acid or bicarbonate?

A

Respiratory Acid

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10
Q

When the amount of base increases, does the pH increase or decrease?

A

When the base increases, ph increases. It’s equal and therefore = Alkalosis

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11
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What are 4 common conditions/ risk factors for ADRs and why

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1) Medication Error
2) Concurrent Drug
3) Concurrent Dz
4) Genetics

1 = poor writing, wrong dose/drug
2 = greater number of drugs given = greater risk for an ADR
3 = liver disease & renal sufficiency 
4 = genetic predisposition to ADRs
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12
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Common causes of acid/base imbalance

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1) Kidney disease, diabetes
2) Vomiting and diarrhoea
3) Indigestion of certain drugs or toxins

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