418 Midterm 7th Questions
Master Your Arterial Blood Gases Knowledge
Test your understanding of arterial blood gases (ABGs) with our comprehensive quiz designed for healthcare professionals. This quiz covers essential knowledge related to acid-base balance, ventilation, oxygenation, and more.
Fill your knowledge gaps and challenge yourself with questions that include:
- Carbon dioxide and oxygen solubility
- Arterial blood sampling techniques
- Normal values for pH and gas pressures
Carbon dioxide is 20x more soluble than oxygen it is dissolves in the blood.
True
False
Arterial Blood Gas monitoring in critically ill Pt. To access ACID-BASE BALANCE, VENTILATION AND OXYGENATION.
True
False
All are indications of ABG monitoring except:
Mechanical Ventilation
CTT
Post -cadiac arrest
Ventilation
Pressure: unit will always be a _______ ?
MEg/l
%
MmolL
MmHg
Arterial blood is required for an ABG the obtaining arterial blood sample through an: SATA( Select all the apply):
Arterial line
Percutaneous puncture ( radial, brachial or femoral artery)
In percutaneous puncture, an ALLEN'S TEST must be performed.
Site: Radial artery of NON- DOMINANT WRIST: clean site
Material: sterile and non- sterile, gauze pad, Google, ABG KIT (HEPARINIZED SYRINGE) - to prevent blood clotting: Cup of ICE
Insert: 30-60° angle
Draw collect: 2ml of BLOOD - automatically syringe fill and place container in ice , apply pressure after for 5mins
Ensure ( test and monitor) - ABG ANALYSIS should done within 10 mins, monitor Pt. For nerve damage
Per hydrogen (pH), Indication: of blood ACIDITY AND ALKALINITY , Normal range: 6.35-6.45
True
False
Partial pressure of arterial oxygen ( PaO2), oxygen tension: reflect the body's ability to pick up oxygen from LUNGS, Normal value: 80 - 100mmHg
True
False
Oxygen Saturation ( SaO2), percentage of Hemoglobin saturated w/ oxygen at the time of measurement, normal value: 95-100%
False
True
Partial pressure of carbon dioxide in arterial blood ( PaCO2) "RESPIRATORY" - Carbon dioxide tension, reflect adequate of LUNG VENTILATION, normal range: 35-45 mmHg
True
False
Bicarbonate ( HCO3) "METABOLIC" carbon dioxide tension, reflect the activity of KIDNEY in RETAINING and EXCRETING , Normal range: 21-26 mEg/L
True
False
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