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Indications for blood gas sampling
Need to evaluate ventilation and oxygenation, to assess patients response to therapy, to monitor severity and progression of disease process
Procedure of BGS
Check the order, check if on anticoagulants, pick puncture site, test for collateral circulation
Why is ice needed for the arterial blood sample
To stop metabolism
How much blood is needed for abg
1cc
How to test for collateral circulation
Modified Allen test
Modified Allen test
Touch radial and ulnar arteries, have patient make a fist, raise the arm for 5 seconds, lower the arm and release ulnar. Palm should flush within 5-10 seconds
Equipment for BGS
Patient label, ice, biohazard bag, PPE, ABG kit (syringe/needle, alcohol and gauze, needle guard, syringe cap)
ABG procedure method
Position wrist at 30* angle, clean site, touch, hold needle/syringe at 45* angle, when done apply pressure with gauze for 3-5 minutes. Remove air from syringe and mix it with heparin and transport
PaO2 in oxygenation
Pressure of oxygen in the plasma
SaO2 in oxygenation
Saturated of the Hb in a precent
PaCO2 in acid base
Pressure of carbon dioxide in plasma
HCO3
Bicarbonate
B.E
Base excess, used in calculations
Normal PaO2
80-100mmHg
Normal SaO2
93%-97%
Normal PaCO2
35-45mmhg
Normal ph
7.35-7.45
Normal HCO3
22-26mEq/L
Normal B.E
➕➖2
What is ph
Physiological mechanisms that keep the hydrogen concentration of body fluids in a range that is compatible with life
What regulates bicarbonate
Kidneys. By retaining or excreting amounts of hydrogen
What does a abnormal HCO3 imply
Metabolic involvement
What does a abnormal PaCO2 imply
Respiratory involvement
Types of compensation
Compensated, uncompensated, partially compensated, mixed disorder
Uncompensated
Ph and causative value are abnormal. Noncausative value is normal.
(Ex-ph 7.3, PaCO2 48, HCO3 24)
Compensated
Normal ph, causative and non causative values are abnormal
Partially compensated
Everything is abnormal, non causative value is compensating
Ex- ph 7.25, PaCO2 55, HCO3 15
Mixed disorder
All are abnormal with no compensation
SpO2
Non invasive read of oxyhemoglobin on the pulse oximeter
Hyperventilation
Low co2
Hypoventilation
High co2
Hyperexemia
High o2
Hypoxemia
Low O2