Acid Base Gases



Values
          a. pH=7.35–7.45    
                    Increase = Alkalotic                      Decrease = Acidosis
          b. HCO3=22-26
          c. PaO2= 80-100 mmHg  
          d. PaCO2=35-45mmHg  
          e. SaO2=95-100% 


R - Respiratory
O - Opposite
M - Metabolic
E - Equal 

Uncompensated : CO2 or HCO3 is NORMAL

 Partially Saturated :  Nothing is Normal

Compensated : pH is Normal

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