Values
What is the normal pH?
7.35-7.45
Three Questions to Ask Yourself When Interpreting?
1. Is this a Respiratory or Metabolic Problem?
2. Do we have acidosis or alkalosis?
3. Do we have compensation?
pH: 7.0
PaCO2: 23
HCO3: 12
Metabolic Acidosis, Partially, Compensated
pH: 7.61
PaCO2: 22
HCO3: 25
Respiratory Alkalosis, Uncompensated
CO2 -INCREASE
PH -DECREASE
RESPIRATORY ACIDOSIS
What is the normal value of PaCO2?
35-45
What does ROME stand for?
RESPIRATORY
OPPOSITE
METABOLIC
EQUAL
pH: 7.6
PaCO2 31
HCO3: 25
Respiratory Alkalosis, Uncompensated
pH: 7.35
PaCO2: 72
HCO3: 38
Respiratory Acidosis, Fully Compensated
CO2- DECREASE
PH- INCREASE
RESPIRATORY ALKALOSIS
Is HCO3 respiratory or metabolic?
Metabolic
What organ are you mostly dealing with when it come to metabolic?
Kidney
pH: 7.5
PaCO2: 40
HCO3: 34
Metabolic Alkalosis, Uncompensated
pH: 7.55
PCO2: 45
HCO3: -40
Metabolic Alkalosis
HCO3- DECREASE
PH- DECREASE
METABOLIC ACIDOSIS
What is "M E" in ROME?
M-Metabolic
E-Equal
Normal value for HCO3?
22-28
pH: 7.39
PaCO2: 27
HCO3: 19
Metabolic Acidosis, Fully Compensated
pH: 7.37
PaCO2: 33
HCO3: 17
Metabolic Acidosis, Fully Compensated
HCO3- INCREASE
PH- INCREASE
METABOLIC ALKALOSIS
How do you know when it is compensated?
pH is normal
When is our graduation date?
pH: 7.57
PaCO2: 37
HCO3: 30
Metabolic alkalosis, Uncompensated
pH: 7.22
PaCO2: 49
HCO3: 28
respiratory? Metabolic?
Acidosis? Alkalosis?
pH: 7.24
CO2: 35
HCO3: 17
METABOLIC ACIDOSIS