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    :Moderator Dr PujaSingh :Speaker Dr Sakshi

    Gupta

    ARTERIARTERIABLOODBLOODGASESASES

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    DEFINITIONBlood gas analysis, also called arterial blood gas (ABG)

    analysis, is a test which measures the amounts ofoxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood, as well asthe acidity (pH) of the blood.

    It involves puncturing an artery with a thin needle and

    syringe and drawing a small volume of blood. Common sites:

    Radial A Femoral A

    Brachial A Dorsalis Pedis A

    Axillary A

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    &OBJECTIVES USES

    Understand Ventilation and PerfusionMechanics

    Aids in ventilator management /Improvement in acid base management allows

    for optimal function of medications

    Aids in establishing a diagnosis Helps guide treatment plan /Acid base status may alter electrolyte

    /levels critical to patient status care Recognize Signs & Symptoms of Respiratory

    Failure Analyze and Interpret Acid Base Disturbances

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    Before beginning

    Allen s test for radial and

    ulnar artery Common errors of arterial blood

    sampling :Air in sample PCO2, ,pH PO2

    :Venous mixture PCO2, ,pHPO2

    (Excess anticoagulant dilutionPCO2, ,pH PO2

    , ,The plastic disposable syringeprefilledwith a small amount

    of an appropriate type oflyophilized heparin salt is

    .used

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    Before beginning ollect blood gas specimens inlass syringes and ice theseamples immediately low down the metabolic rate ofhe leukocytes inimize the reduction in oxygenlevels

    rterial line collection requireshat an appropriate volume beithdrawn initially to assurehat the line contains onlyncontaminated arterial bloodefore the actual sample iscollected :oc al a n e s t h e s i a t o m a k e t her te r i a l p u n c tu re e as i e r t oa c c o m p l i s h eparin is the anticoagulant ofhoice for the measurement of.as analytes

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    - . -pH 7 35.7 45

    PaCO2 - -35 45mmHg

    PaO 2 - -80 100mmHg

    HCO3 -24 + 4mmol/L %MetHb .pH 7 45

    = . If pH 7 4 NormalMixed or Fully compensated

    tep 2tep 2

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    .tep 3 .tep 3CULPRIT?ULPRIT?HCO3METABOLIC

    > .. .26 Met Alkalosis

    < .22 Met Acidosis

    PCO2 RESPIRATORY> .45 Resp Acidosis

    HCO3 =Base

    -Normal 22

    26

    CO2 =ACID

    -Normal 3545

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    If there is a primary Respiratory,disturbance

    is it acute ?

    . ( )08 change in pH Acute

    . ( )03 change in pH Chronic

    10 mmChange

    PaCO2

    =

    Remember relation of CO2 and pH

    ep 4 ep 4

    p 4 continuedp 4 continued

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    7.60207.5030

    7.4040

    7.3050

    7.2060

    7.1070pHaCO2

    cute respiratory change

    pH ast two digits 80 PaCO2

    p 4 continuedp 4 continued

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    IRATORY disorders

    cted HCO3for a Change in CO2 ......... 1 2 3 4

    .Acidosis ( )expected HCO3= .0 1 x CO

    2

    .Alkalosis ( )expected HCO3= .0 2 x CO2

    .Acidosis ( )expected HCO3

    = .0 35 x CO2

    .Alkaosis

    ( )expected HCO

    3

    ute respiratory

    ronic respiratory

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    If it is a primary Metabolic

    ,disturbancewhether respiratory compensationappropriate?

    :For metabolic acidosisExpected PCO2 = ( . [ 1 5 x HCO 3]) +8 +2

    ( )Winter s equation

    :For metabolic alkalosis

    = ( . ) + Expected PCO2 0 7 x HCO3 212UNCERTAIN COMPENSATION

    CO2is equal to

    Last two digitsof pH

    :Remember If .............Suspect actual PaCO2is more than expected

    ...additional respiratoryacidosis

    actual PaCO2 is less than expected...additional respiratory

    alkalosis

    tep 5tep 5

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    If metabolic acidosis is there

    How is anion gap? ...Is it wide- (Na Cl-+ HCO3

    -) = , :If 12 Anion Gap AcidosisMethanolUremiaDiabetic KetoacidosisP

    araldehydeI ( )nfection lactic acidE thylene GlycolS alicylate

    ommon pediatric causes

    Lactic acidosisMetabolic disorders

    Renal failure

    ep 5ep 5 .ont.ont

    Mixed Acid BaseMixed Acid Base

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    Mixed Acid-BaseMixed Acid-BaseDisorders : CluesDisorders : Clues

    -- Clinical history-- ,pH normal abnormal PCO2n HCO3

    -- PCO2n HCO3 moving oppositedirections-- Degree of compensation for primary

    disorder is inappropriate-- Find Delta Gap

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    linical correlationlinical correlation7

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    Thank you