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Arterial Blood Gases Reviewer

July 15, 2010 by Nursingbuzz Agent  
Filed under Diagnostic Procedures

Arterial Blood Gases

Type Causes Manifestations Management
Respiratory Acidosis
pH<7.35;
PaCO2>45
. COPD
. Respiratory
. Overdose
. Atelectasis
. Pulmonary edema
. Aspiration
. Weakness
. Tachycardia
. Decreased LOC
. Headache
. Assess VS
. Monitor
. ABG
. CPT
. TCDB
Respiratory AlkalosispH>7.45;
PaCO2<35
. Hyperventilation
. Anxiety
. Pain
. Ventilators
. Lightheadedness
. Ringing of the
ears
. Tingling
. Slow
breathing
. Paper bag

Metabolic Acidosis
pH<7.35;
HCO3,22
. DKA
. Diarrhea
. ASA poisoning
. Renal failure
. Headache
. N/V
. Kussmaul
respiration
. Dysrhythmias
. Administer sodium
bicarbonate
. Monitor I/O
. Use seizure
precautions
Metabolic AlkalosisPH>7.45;
HCO3>26
. Vomiting
. NGT
. Diuretics and
Antacids
. Tingling
. Dizziness
. Bradypnea
. Monitor VS
. I/O
. ABG

Remember : Respiratory Opposite; Metabolic Equal
Facts : pH = 7.35 – 7.45    PCO2 = 34 – 45    HCO3=22-26

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Comments

One Response to “Arterial Blood Gases Reviewer”
  1. kala says:

    i wan are learn more about gynea……….

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