Question: Analyze The Following ABGs. Determine The Following: • Major Acid-base Imbalance (respiratory Acidosis Or Alkalosis, Metabolic Acidosis Or Alkalosis) • Compensation (non-compensating, Partial, Or Full) • Example Of A Disease Process Which Could Cause The Imbalance Level Of Hypoxemia . . PH 7.44 CO2 29 HCO3 20 PO2 85 Acid-Base Imbalance PH 7.38 ...

pH 7.44 CO2 29 HCO3 20 PO2 85 Acid-Base Imbalance

pH 7.38 CO2 30 HCO3 18 PO2 75 Acid-Base Imbalance: Disease Process: 7. pH 7.01 CO2 84 HCO36 PO2 20 Acid-Base Imbalance: Disea

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Analyze the following ABGs. Determine the following: • Major acid-base imbalance (respiratory acidosis or alkalosis, metabolic acidosis or alkalosis) • Compensation (non-compensating, partial, or full) • Example of a disease process which could cause the imbalance Level of hypoxemia . . pH 7.44 CO2 29 HCO3 20 PO2 85 Acid-Base Imbalance pH 7.38 CO2 30 HCO3 18 PO2 75 Acid-Base Imbalance: Disease Process: 7. pH 7.01 CO2 84 HCO36 PO2 20 Acid-Base Imbalance: Disease Process: pH 7.48 CO2 65 HCO3 45 PO2 78 Acid-Base Imbalance Disease Process

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Question: Analyze The Following ABGs. Determine The Following: • Major Acid-base Imbalance (respiratory Acidosis Or Alkalosis, Metabolic Acidosis Or Alkalosis) • Compensation (non-compensating, Partial, Or Full) • Example Of A Disease Process Which Could Cause The Imbalance • Level Of Hypoxemia 1 PH 7.12 CO2 54 HCO3 24 PO2 58 Acid-Base Imbalance Disease …
Question: Analyze The Following ABGs. Determine The Following: • Major Acid-base Imbalance (respiratory Acidosis Or Alkalosis, Metabolic Acidosis Or Alkalosis) • Compensation (non-compensating, Partial, Or Full) • Example Of A Disease Process Which Could Cause The Imbalance Level Of Hypoxemia . PH 7.38 Co CO2 42 HCO3 22 PO2 88 Acid-Base Imbalance: Disease …
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Question: Mr. Lewis, A 46-year-old Male, Was Shot On The Right Side Of The Chest. He Is Currently In The Progressive Care Unit. His Arterial Blood Gases Are As Follows: PH 7.30, PaO2 88 Mm Hg, PaCO2 50 Mm Hg, HCO3 26 MEq/L. 1. Does Mr. Lewis Have An Acid-base Imbalance? If So, What Type Of Imbalance? 2. What Likely Caused Mr. Lewis To Have This Condition? Explain …

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