Notes in Arterial Blood Gas

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Published	01/10/2024	{{c1::Alkalemia}} has a pH {{c2::greater}} than 7.4, {{c1::acidemia}} has a pH {{c2::less}} than 7.4.
Published	01/10/2024	With {{c1::acidemia}}, a high pCO2 {{c2::(>45 mmHg)::cutoff}} indicates {{c3::respiratory acidosis}}.
Published	01/10/2024	With {{c1::acidemia}}, a low bicarb {{c2::(< 22meq/l)::cutoff}} indicates {{c3::metabolic acidosis}}.
Published	01/10/2024	With {{c1::alkalemia}}, a high bicarb {{c2::(> 28meq/l)::cutoff}} indicates {{c3::metabolic alkalosis}}.
Published	01/10/2024	With {{c1::alkalemia}}, a low pCO2 {{c2::(< 35mmHg)::cutoff}} indicates {{c3::respiratory alkalosis}}.
Published	01/10/2024	What is the normal range for the anion gap?
Published	01/10/2024	What ions are typically used in calculating the anion gap?
Published	01/10/2024	{{c3::Winter's Formula}} is used in the setting of a {{c1::metabolic acidosis}} to determine appropriate {{c2::respiratory compensation}}
Published	01/10/2024	What can cause an increased anion gap?
Published	01/10/2024	Common causes of respiratory acidosis
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