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Given ABG
pH:7.30 (H+) 50nmol/l
pO2: 55
pCO2:65
FiO2:0.28 (PiO2: 200mmHg)
What are the abnormalities?
Answered respiratory acidosis… How do you know?
What is the relationship between pH, PCO2 and HCO3? – Henderson Hasserbach
equation.
If this patient was hyperventilating what is the cause of the ABG?
What would you expect the HCO3 level in respiratory acidosis?
How does the renal compensate for respiratory acidosis? What is the source of
HCO3?
What is the pKa of the Henderson Hasserbach equation?
What does H+ bing to in tubular fluid?
What happens when you get a cut? – I told about pain, withdrawal reflex, stress
response and bleeding.
Tell me about bleeding.
Tell me more about platelets.
What are the granules in platelets? What do they secrete? What are their functions?
What else do platelets do other than forming a plug? – co factor in coagulation
cascade
Given ABG
pH;7.29
pCO2:65 pO2:80 HCO3:28
if we just look at the pO2, can this be a venous sample? Why?
How does the renal compensate in respiratory acidosis?
Can we eliminate CO2 via renal?