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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

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Procedure of BGS

Check the order, check if on anticoagulants, pick puncture site, test for collateral circulation

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Why is ice needed for the arterial blood sample

To stop metabolism

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How much blood is needed for abg

1cc

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How to test for collateral circulation

Modified Allen test

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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

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Equipment for BGS

Patient label, ice, biohazard bag, PPE, ABG kit (syringe/needle, alcohol and gauze, needle guard, syringe cap)

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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

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PaO2 in oxygenation

Pressure of oxygen in the plasma

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SaO2 in oxygenation

Saturated of the Hb in a precent

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PaCO2 in acid base

Pressure of carbon dioxide in plasma

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HCO3

Bicarbonate

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B.E

Base excess, used in calculations

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Normal PaO2

80-100mmHg

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Normal SaO2

93%-97%

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Normal PaCO2

35-45mmhg

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Normal ph

7.35-7.45

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Normal HCO3

22-26mEq/L

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Normal B.E

➕➖2

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What is ph

Physiological mechanisms that keep the hydrogen concentration of body fluids in a range that is compatible with life

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What regulates bicarbonate

Kidneys. By retaining or excreting amounts of hydrogen

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What does a abnormal HCO3 imply

Metabolic involvement

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What does a abnormal PaCO2 imply

Respiratory involvement

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Types of compensation

Compensated, uncompensated, partially compensated, mixed disorder

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Uncompensated

Ph and causative value are abnormal. Noncausative value is normal.

(Ex-ph 7.3, PaCO2 48, HCO3 24)

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Compensated

Normal ph, causative and non causative values are abnormal

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Partially compensated

Everything is abnormal, non causative value is compensating

Ex- ph 7.25, PaCO2 55, HCO3 15

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Mixed disorder

All are abnormal with no compensation

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SpO2

Non invasive read of oxyhemoglobin on the pulse oximeter

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Hyperventilation

Low co2

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Hypoventilation

High co2

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Hyperexemia

High o2

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Hypoxemia

Low O2