respiratory alkalosis with metabolic acidosis compensation. Anion gap is 30, delta-delta is 11, meaning there is a concurrent metabolic alkalosis raising the bicarb
So PH-7.56 (Alkolosis-Higher than 45 Co2-20(they’re over ventilating)-Could be pain. Etc. under ventilating could kill you so 46+ there’s an issue Bicarbonate which is 17 is very low normal would be 22-26 and this would be a good candidate to administer bicarbonate. So far as respiratory it’s a partially compensated respiratory acidosis. Remember bicarbonate and ph goes hand in hand -Respiratory therapist here
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What is the ABG interpretation of the following case, please?
PH=7.56 & PaCO2= 20 & HCO3= 17
Na+=150 & Cl- =103
Respiratory alkalosis
Respiratory alkalosis with high anion gap metabolic acidosis
respiratory alkalosis with metabolic acidosis compensation. Anion gap is 30, delta-delta is 11, meaning there is a concurrent metabolic alkalosis raising the bicarb
@@Steven-cs4yc it’s partially compensated as well because fully compensated means it would bring the PH back to normal .
So
PH-7.56 (Alkolosis-Higher than 45
Co2-20(they’re over ventilating)-Could be pain. Etc. under ventilating could kill you so 46+ there’s an issue
Bicarbonate which is 17 is very low normal would be 22-26 and this would be a good candidate to administer bicarbonate. So far as respiratory it’s a partially compensated respiratory acidosis. Remember bicarbonate and ph goes hand in hand -Respiratory therapist here
thanks for the video
Awesome 👍,Tq