ABG Base Excess and Deficit

[@cardiyansane1414]

Thank you this is the best better than some of those medical channels

[@schrysafides]

Wouldn’t a patient with chronic renal failure have a metabolic acidosis?

[@taimarashika]

Same question 🤔

[@IITaDHGdALToNII]

A quick google says you are right

[@amywani409]

Same question

[@h-bo123]

Wouldnt they be less effective in excreting bicarb causing them to retain and be in alkalosis?

[@matthewabraham315]

@@h-bo123 that is what i thought

[@mares613]

Thank you.Just what I needed!

[@ZiadAyman]

Great content!

[@julianfalciola5237]

Can High Base Excess be cause a Sepsis or severe infection?

[@drmahmoudabdelhameed9345]

Thank you so much very valuable vidio

[@ammar3465]

So can Ph normal while BD of 3?

[@benclarke5914]

wonderful

[@pallavibojja5142]

Thank you

[@venkybly]

Tq

[@theferaltaint5065]

And one of the most unreliable measures on the ABG. Then again, I live in Mississippi. Everyone has chronic renal and respiratory disease.

[@stcz2760]

FYI: Some of your content is not accurate as it relates to renal failure and resuscitation Base Excess lab values.

[@austinarce-hallows652]

RIGHT?!

[@antonioyanez6155]

What if it is 0?

[@TheWestDweller]

is base excess/deficit is 0, then you effectively have a 'normal' amount of bicarb in the body