Master how to read and solve an ABG (arterial blood gas) in 60 minutes | RegularCrisis 

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This is video is recording of the regular ICU classes taken by Dr. Ankur Gupta (Intensivist) in the hospital.
The session is titled "Master how to read and solve an ABG (arterial blood gas) in 60 minutes" and explains reading and solving an ABG (arterial blood gas).
The session explains in details:
0:00 Introduction
2:45 Oxygenation Status (including Alveolar-Arterial gradient and P/F ratio)
18:58 Ventilation Status
21:59 Acid Base Status
28:05 Metabolic Acidosis (High anion gap metabolic acidosis [HAGMA], normal anion gap metabolic acidosis [NAGMA], low anion gap metabolic acidosis, negative anion gap metabolic acidosis)
50:38 Metabolic alkalosis (chloride dependent/ fluid responsive , chloride resistant/fluid unresponsive)
52:36 Respiratory Acid base status (respiratory acidosis and alkalosis)
We hope that this session will make ABG very simple and easy for you now . Hope ABG interpretation will now be a fun and fascinating thing. Keep practicing and if you have any doubts in ABG solving, you can post and ask your queries on esbicm.org/forums
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