Friends hope you understood the core concepts in ABG..Any doubts are welcome in the comments section..and try commenting the answers for the questions asked at the end of the video..notes of this video will be provided in our whatsapp and telegram groups..best wishes..
Amazing work sir ....sir kindly make a video on hypotension management...in last two days I encountered 2 covid patients one whose BP was 68/31 and other 120/43....sir I had no idea how to manage so just gave them RL fast ...Sir,I want to know both to be managed in same way or should be there some changes ..... bcoz there is great information on hypertension but little on hypotension management.... I really appreciate your hardwork....but if u get time ... kindly make a video .... Thanks again
@@msd-medicinesketchified6386 I was simply awestruck at the ease of presentation of the video, and how clearly demarcation of the conceptual parts and the parts needed to be remembered was made. Can't overstate how much this video is going to help me for my 4th Proff...love your videos! 🤩❤
@@msd-medicinesketchified6386 Sir, since the patient has metabolic acidosis due to alcohol intake as well as bicarb loss (secondary to diarrhea), for respiratory compensation the alveolar PC02 should have decreased from 40 mm Hg to {(1.5×10) + 8 +/- 2} i.e. 21-25 mm Hg. However, since the patient has undiminished alveolar PC02 of 40 mm Hg, can we conclude that the HAGMA in this patient is completely uncompensated?
@@subarnosiraji2640 exactly that's the point..so in clinical situations you shud think and try finding the cause for why compensation is not happening..alcohol intoxication can cause resp centre suprression leading to CO2 accumulation thus preventing compensation...so there you must be alert than thinking it to b a normal ABG and just correcting bicarbonate alone..got this point?
Friends hope you understood the core concepts in ABG..Any doubts are welcome in the comments section..and try commenting the answers for the questions asked at the end of the video..notes of this video will be provided in our whatsapp and telegram groups..best wishes..
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Simple and crystal clear 👏🏼👏🏼
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Omg so well explained 😭 wasn't expecting such simplification 🥺 this seems shockingly easy now 🥺🥺
@Khyati Raman glad it made your concepts grew strong..😍☺️
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Great work sir. It is really helpful 👏. Thanks for ur efforts sir
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Very well explained sir 😊
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Amazing work sir ....sir kindly make a video on hypotension management...in last two days I encountered 2 covid patients one whose BP was 68/31 and other 120/43....sir I had no idea how to manage so just gave them RL fast ...Sir,I want to know both to be managed in same way or should be there some changes ..... bcoz there is great information on hypertension but little on hypotension management.... I really appreciate your hardwork....but if u get time ... kindly make a video .... Thanks again
@Anonymous thanks for your input..will try doing it..
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Sir, why chloride is compensating in NAGMA and not in HAGMA? 13:48
Both of them have bicarbonate loss
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Sir practically we r using strict values or range for picking up primary disorder??
Range is what we use and these single values will help you make a call on what side you shud proceed..like that..
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Option b) HAGMA
@Subarno Siraji excellent... hope it's easy now to solve.✌️
@@msd-medicinesketchified6386 I was simply awestruck at the ease of presentation of the video, and how clearly demarcation of the conceptual parts and the parts needed to be remembered was made. Can't overstate how much this video is going to help me for my 4th Proff...love your videos! 🤩❤
@@subarnosiraji2640 glad it helped you this much..all the best wishes..do share it to your friends ☺️
@@msd-medicinesketchified6386 Sir, since the patient has metabolic acidosis due to alcohol intake as well as bicarb loss (secondary to diarrhea), for respiratory compensation the alveolar PC02 should have decreased from 40 mm Hg to {(1.5×10) + 8 +/- 2} i.e. 21-25 mm Hg. However, since the patient has undiminished alveolar PC02 of 40 mm Hg, can we conclude that the HAGMA in this patient is completely uncompensated?
@@subarnosiraji2640 exactly that's the point..so in clinical situations you shud think and try finding the cause for why compensation is not happening..alcohol intoxication can cause resp centre suprression leading to CO2 accumulation thus preventing compensation...so there you must be alert than thinking it to b a normal ABG and just correcting bicarbonate alone..got this point?
Answer to question :- Option D
There were 3 questions in that video..can u tell what's the question you answered to?
@@msd-medicinesketchified6386 The last one sir
@@egbalakrishna244 what's the anion gap , delta ratio in that question?
@@msd-medicinesketchified6386 AG: 35,Delta ratio 1.64...so ans is b). Hagma?!?!
Excellent.✌️✌️hope you got these concepts well now..
theres no time to calculate all this shit in 2 mins on abim
I agree..but with practice you can do it..best wishes ..