...compensation. 5. Interpret arterial blood gases, including...
...5. Interpret arterial blood gases, including compensatory...
...it refers to arterial blood, it is...
...refers to arterial blood, it is called...
...refers to venous blood, it is called...
...dioxide. 3. Venous blood returning to the...
...oxygen-poor because the blood has dropped off...
...use. 4. Venous blood is rich in...
...and pulmonary capillary blood and the systemic...
...the systemic capillary blood and tissues dictate...
...content dissolves in blood. 7. Difference between...
...is reversed. The arterial blood is rich...
...reversed. The arterial blood is rich in...
...PCO2 in the blood and cells cause...
...1. During rest, blood flows through the...
...high cardiac output, blood flow is faster...
...oxygen in the blood. a) It has...
...partial pressure of arterial oxygen and hemoglobin...
...or flow of blood into tissues and...
...complex network of blood vessels of varying...
...measurement is mean arterial pressure (MAP). a)...
...of gravity on blood are important for...
...gas exchange. 2. Blood has weight and,...
...5 liters of blood flows past, for...
...rest. 13. Because blood is gravity dependent,...
...shunt: not all blood that flows through...
...shunt refers to blood that moves from...
...approximately 2–5% of blood flow. 3. Normal...
...normal flow of blood past completely unventilated...
...unventilated alveoli. 2. Blood flowing by the...
...contents of the blood as it drains...
...the system as arterial blood. 2. Beyond...
...system as arterial blood. 2. Beyond the...
...the fully reoxygenated blood mixes with the...
...or relatively unoxygenated blood. 3. The oxygen...
...in the combined blood to establish a...
...which existed in blood affected by shunt...
...the resistance to blood flow in the...
...viscosity of the blood (1) Of these...
...The volume of blood in the pulmonary...
...the volume of blood in the pulmonary...
...an increase in blood flow. (2) When...
...(2) When pulmonary blood flow is low...
...receive so little blood that they collapse....
...This response diverts blood flow to more...
...to return the blood to a normal...
...Metabolic Alkalosis V. Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs)...
...Alkalosis V. Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs) 1....
...oxygen dissolved in arterial blood (3% of...
...dissolved in arterial blood (3% of total...
...component of red blood cells (normal values...
...oxygen in the blood and is an...
...in tissue oxygenation. Arterial Blood Gas 1....
...tissue oxygenation. Arterial Blood Gas 1. ABG...
...oxygen), and a blood temperature of 37°C...
...normal, healthy adults. Arterial Blood Gas Interpretation...
...healthy adults. Arterial Blood Gas Interpretation 1....
...in time. 2. Arterial blood gases are...
...time. 2. Arterial blood gases are most...
...Slides Slide 1 Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs)...
...Slide 1 Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs) Slide...
...Hemoglobin Slide 4 Arterial Blood Gas Arterial...
...Slide 4 Arterial Blood Gas Arterial Blood...
...Arterial Blood Gas Arterial Blood Gas Interpretation...
...Blood Gas Arterial Blood Gas Interpretation VI....
...muscles, or abnormal arterial blood gases. 2....
...or abnormal arterial blood gases. 2. Patient...
...pain, and increased blood pressure and pulse....
...Vital signs include arterial blood pressure, pulse...
...signs include arterial blood pressure, pulse rate...
...wedge pressure, mean arterial pressure, and cardiac...
...needed, an invasive arterial line is inserted...
...monitor hemodynamics, measure arterial oxygen saturation, and...
...ready access to arterial blood for ABG...
...access to arterial blood for ABG sampling....
...technique for monitoring arterial capillary hemoglobin saturation...
...between venous and arterial blood. 4. A...
...venous and arterial blood. 4. A sensor...
...constant assessment of arterial oxygen saturation. 5....
...Ideally, the continuous arterial oxygen readings reflect...
...able to register arterial pulsations because of...
...lack of sufficient arterial flow 3. Physiologic...
...oxygen content of blood. b) Acid–base imbalance:...
...or low pulmonary blood flow (3) Color...
...mm Hg of arterial Paco2 at the...
...below Paco2. Invasive Blood Gas Monitoring 1....
...Monitoring 1. The arterial catheter is an...
...exchange status. 2. Arterial catheters are most...
...advantage of drawing blood, including arterial blood...
...drawing blood, including arterial blood gases from...
...blood, including arterial blood gases from the...
...gases from the arterial line, is that...
...Slide 6 Invasive Blood Gas Monitoring IX....