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Dr. Matt and Dr. Mike's Medical Podcast

Arterial Blood Gas (ABG) analysis

Dr. Matt and Dr. Mike's Medical Podcast

Dr. Mike Todorovic

Nursing, University, Physiology, Health, Education, Health & Fitness, Science, Physiotherapy, Medicine, Anatomy

4.8743 Ratings

🗓️ 16 October 2017

⏱️ 84 minutes

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Summary

"ABGs are easy as 1,2,3!!"
In this episode Dr Matt and Dr Mike explain how to read an arterial blood gas (ABG) report and help determine whether a patient has a respiratory or metabolic based acidosis or alkalosis. They also look at some complex mixed cases and explain some easy ways to determine what's going on?!


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0:00.0

A, B, G's, with a pH of 7.3, it's maybe respiratory.

0:06.0

Or could it be your kidneys with metabolic acidosis?

0:10.0

Ah, Jesus. Hey,

0:29.6

Hey, Hey everyone.

0:42.3

Welcome to Dr. Matt, Dr. Mike's medical podcast.

0:45.9

Today we're talking about ABGs, which stands for arterial blood gases.

0:51.6

Last episode, we introduced acid and base, and we spoke about acid-based balance,

0:57.1

and we introduced different types of acidosis and alkaloses, respiratory and metabolic based.

1:04.5

Today we're going to go into a little bit more detail and talk about the types of tests that we

1:08.9

can perform, and these tests are called arterial blood gas tests

1:11.6

where we can determine whether a patient has some form of acidosis or some form of alkalosis.

1:19.0

So before we begin, Maddie, firstly, you been okay?

1:21.7

I've been wonderful.

1:22.7

Anything new?

1:23.2

Do you like my singing?

1:24.4

Yeah.

1:26.4

That's all right.

1:27.1

You need the singing, the pitch is good, the tone is fine, you just need to learn how to rhyme.

1:32.5

See, I could even rhyme in just then.

1:35.3

All right.

1:36.6

So, let's introduce ABG, shall we?

1:40.2

So an arterial blood gas is an analysis, and this analysis is used to measure pH, and not just

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