Gas Transport Flashcards
PATM = 760 mmHg = ?
N2: 597 (78.6%)
O2: 158.4 (20.84%)
CO2: 0.3 (0.04%)
H2O: 3.8 (0.5%)
O2 in free solution
PO2 x solubility of O2 in plasma (0.003)
What is the PO2 in arterial blood and venous blood?
Arterial: 100 mmHg
Venous: 40 mmHg
What is the formula for O2 bound to Hgb?
[hgb] x (O2 binding capacity at 100% saturation (1.34)) x (%saturation)
For arterial blood: 15 g hb(.97)= 19.5
What is the formula for O2 content?
O2 in free solution + O2 bound to Hgb
Arterial: 0.3 + 19.5
Patient arrives at ER with CO poisoning. Is her PO2 increased?
NO: CO required to cause poisoning is low enough that it doesn’t alter the amount of oxygen dissolved in plasma. Hypoxia, no cyanosis.
How do you determine P50?
PO2 at 50% Hgb saturation.
Used to indicate affinity of O2 for Hb.
⬆️P50 = right shift in curve
How is CO2 produced by tissue metabolism carried in blood (3)?
- Bicarbonate (70%)
- Carbamino-Hgb (23%)
- Dissolved CO2 (7%)