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RES 1010

Analysis and Monitoring of Gas Exchange

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Analysis Study or interpretation
laboratory analysis refers to discrete measurements of fluids or tissue that must be removed from the body
lab analysis measurments are made by what? a laboratory analyser
Monitoring an ongoing process by which clinicians obtain and evaluate dynamic physiological processes in a timely manner. (over time -- trending)
Used to measure the FiO2 O2 Analyser
Monitor a device that provides the data to the clinician in real time
2 ways of measuring blood gases 1. invasive 2. noninvasive
Inasive requires insertion of a sensor or collection device into the body
ABG Analysis self explanatory; interperate data or results
FiO2 can be measured in 2 ways 1. Polarographic 2. Galvanic Cell
Problems with Galvanic Cell include: Low battery Sensor Electric faiure
Under ideal conditions of temp.,pressure, and relative humidity, both types are accurate to within _______% of the actual concentration. +/- 2%
SaO2 normal value can never reach 100%. why? SHUNT
Water has a constant pH of what. 7.0
To obtain accurate results with an o2 analyser, the RT must first __________ it. Calibrate
O2 analyser sensors must be exposed to two gases of different O2 concentrations. What are they? 100% O2 and (room air) 21%
If the analyser fails to read 100%, the device's ______________ must be adjusted until it reads________%. clibration; 100%
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