6 Easy Steps to ABG Analysis

[@tumblindice66]

Hey Dave, thanks for all you do for the nurse student. I love your tutorials, they are very well done and at the perfect speed.

[@petronellaichy154]

perfect video for those that need a fast understanding of ABG. love it! thnk you so much!

[@TheNursingProf]

Glad you liked it!!

[@alexis3365]

Learned more in a couple of mins than my 3 hr lecture last night in Pharm, thank you 🤣

[@dianaglover243]

Thank you so much!!! the way you broke this down is phenomenal. I finally understand everything. I will review this several time until it becomes second nature. once again thank you

[@missimontesdeoca2181]

Sir, you are fantastic. I am a new grad RN starting in the ICU, and this is so much more helpful than what I learned in school.

[@Tahirkhanoffficial]

A. Gaddam

[@ronavs1990]

You teach in much simpler ways. Very easy for me to understand. Thank you

[@LuDeeeeeeR]

Prompt and informative plus concise explanation. Help me to ease out my worries

[@dank5913]

Learned much. Very easy to follow. Well done video!

[@pharmachology]

Thank you for doing this! You made it easy to understand and remember.

[@frankfromupstateny3796]

nice video....I wish my Ph.D trained nurses knew what the hell they were teaching when I was in nursing school....but they were ill prepared....this guy is great...logical and thorough.

[@drleoprincemathan]

Thank you for this fantastic presentation.

[@AnotherBadyoga]

Perfect speed, we can stop and repeat. I find slow lecturers insufferable and sleep-inducing. Great concise explanation. Thank you!

[@muhammadsaeed2419]

Very informated some topics are better than books. Thanks a lot.

[@ducaking]

and just like that... I learned wth is Base excess!!! thank you M.Woodruff

[@candicejoseph2965]

Thank you so much for posting this. It was very clear and a huge help.

[@newodog123]

Great common sense teaching method. Thanks!

[@poloclub1965]

Excellent presentation. Thank you.

[@TheNursingProf]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@gtate135]

Hey David, thanks for the video. You were an instructor of mine for clinical at Akron U mid 90’s.

[@pavithaanandh454]

Thank you sir it's very useful for my future exams, it's very easy to understanding.

[@VictorNobrega1986]

thank you so much from Sydney Australia!

[@lilizzym]

GREAT video! -Current PA Student

[@Youbonyx]

This was helpful! thank you and the algorithm.

[@rosalinenirmal8222]

Sir you explained very well Thank you so much God bless you

[@kishankuumar5968]

thank you for making it simple

[@funingdro]

ROME that the mnemonic that I was looking for thnks..

[@lordthanoz]

Thank you for this great teaching video! It is also fantastic for revising and consolidating already acquired knowledge. the ranges at the uni I go to are Ph 7.38-7.42, CO2 38-42 (tight ranges, apparently)

[@deannanewton3144]

Thank you, have ECMO test tomorrow.

[@princeo3392]

good work. thanks from the republic of ireland

[@Dr.haidar83]

Tkank you very much for this great teaching video

[@anjanasamad8595]

Thanks for the explanation it really helped

[@saileshbalanagu7530]

Thank you! It was quite interesting and easy to understand.

[@daj198]

Thanks, very helpful. Good to note that in the UK we use kPa rather than mmHg so some of the normal values are wrong for us.

[@kareemaziz3963]

Thanks alot for the very valuable information and easy to understand.

[@dianapaez3386]

I finally understand it, thank you so much!

[@agglyusr]

Thank you!

[@lillyroon5937]

Thank you, it was very helpful. I have an exam tomorrow :)

[@aswadflute]

Great video Sir, thank you!

[@ummanababa8479]

Thank you for uploading this video

[@amalbandyopadhyay3517]

Thank you. God bless.

[@shashimoghe3920]

Dr sir very nicely explained thanks happy new year good wishes 02/01/2020

[@magnus22001]

thank you patho final tomorrow

[@princeo3392]

Please can you kindly give me the link to the e-book ?

[@lukekintsukuroi2383]

+chris omusi herzing.blackboard.com/bbcswebdav/pid-5299257-dt-content-rid-11795236_1/courses/06-2132-A-PN108-1/ABGebook.pdf

[@phatmama3009]

This is great! I am just an A&P student,and currently a Phlebotomist, this video has been very helpful. I appreciate the text. Thank You!

[@jasminemh5664]

chris omusi how can I get more subject

[@shondashotwell3837]

good video.. helped a lot! Thank you..

[@BiddiexBibbi]

Thank you so so much, very helpful

[@mahmoudtalaat131]

very helpful thank you sir !

[@twilliams9259]

Awesome video!

[@muhammadsuliman879]

Hi

[@vjtmd5219]

Great review. Thank you.

[@joshi3x]

Very well explained. One big downside (for international viewers): lacking units!!

[@rachelwentz9534]

Excellent presentation!

[@TheUuddaayy]

thanks Dave for the video. i didn't found E-book. so it would be great if you could show me link for that !!

[@kendrizzleful]

just google 6 easy steps to ABG analysis, and the booklet will show up. it's a PDF.

[@mehrassim9208]

Very good presentation, at the end you said to do practce gy E-Book, from where can i find one. Cheers

[@agglyusr]

The link is in the video description.

[@sophiajiezhang8237]

From lab value BE -11, how does it indicate it’s a METABOLIC acidosis? Thanks.

[@anisyahidah5604]

Adult, paeds and neonates are different in reading? What if the pt has End Stage Renal failure? Or COPD?

[@jbr84tx]

How do you calculate the Base Excess?

[@TheNursingProf]

The Base Excess is calculated automatically on the ABG or can be calculated using an online calculator. Ultimately the equation is: pH=pK+log{\frac {[HCO_{3}^{-}]}{[CO_{2}]}}

[@marioescalante343]

Well it was a bit premature to diagnose shock based on the AG alone. There are other differential diagnosis when you have an elevated AG

[@zerosinister9344]

Not really, he's taking the complete clinical picture into account. Yes there is the standard "MUDPILES" differential for anion gap metabolic acidosis, but in that patient the most likely cause was lactic acidosis due to shock.

[@sherry4327]

He was referring to circulatory shock since the patient was in cardiac arrest.

[@hafeesaph5566]

Where to find the e book for examples?

[@aoifewest]

what is the prediction value of Bloo gas Values like pO2 and BE when blood is drawn from a central catheter?

[@Mrchintu0606]

Nice explanation

[@kobyyA]

4:20 no units?

[@raziyashaikh3101]

superb sir thankyou so much

[@abhishekmalviya2200]

awesome video sir..:)

[@yvetterolle2910]

Thanks, great review.

[@vinitasingh1808]

So esasy to understand thanks

[@vans4lyf2013]

Excellent!

[@gayasree286]

How to reduce bicarbonate in our blood. My husband's bicarbonate range is 31. Please reply.

[@simpexm94]

What about compensation?

[@TheNursingProf]

Compensation is covered in the More ABGs video.

[@allexlunny7795]

Very clear thanks

[@Tnawiemontana]

where can i download the ebook?

[@bhavyasaliyan9391]

Thank you so much finally I understand 😃

[@tycallsky]

So helpful! Tyler Call, NRP

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[@romanperraut3716]

Isn't more correct to to say and use pCO2 instead of CO2?

[@anastasiaaa4094]

Excellent..very helpful :)

[@sj7862011]

Thanks, very helpful

[@nithinpadivathukkal]

Understandable but speaks fast. Can't catch that fast. Pls try to slow , so that, can be slowly understand.

[@dr.vishnup1613]

Thank you.!

Perfect!!!

[@rashmyelangovan7100]

Thank you sir

[@maheshsthapak2402]

it's v v useful for students

[@Mountainwater]

The best!

[@mash8908]

respiratory opposite metabo;ic what ?

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Thank you.

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Beautiful

[@medic9651]

Where do you go to be able to down load do you have a web address for this

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[@samantha5521]

So good

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[@ginafoster1398]

Very simple

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[@donnam4730]

Doctor Woodruff, you've saved me

[@karanraj5233]

Thank u sir

[@sahalahmedhassan5347]

Is very important my life like that i was understand very well thanks very much

[@nursewinners740]

Good explanation #nursewinners

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amazing

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Tq

[@drsohailhomoeopath5713]

Gooooood

[@rajunagavath9731]

Nice

[@spamassage6827]

Thanks so much. But you speak too fast, and English as my second language,for me is difficult to catch up. I wish you speak slowly

[@onyekanwachukwu2012]

slow it down.

[@lordthanoz]

English is my second language too. You can start and stop many times and also activate subtitles to help with understanding. cheers!!

[@nramzan82]

What do you expect, he's a freemason who probably thinks he's better than everyone else. Meh. It's all very telling in that tonality of his.

[@rajeshverisharma6973]

ABG in hindi

[@robertg3373]

spa massage there is too much information. It's not easy to digest all the info he's saying. He's over complicating the information.

[@niazkhan2376]

Good

[@nithinpadivathukkal]

Too FAST. How to catch it? Slow down so people can catch it and learn.

[@bheemaesur2962]

bheema

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[@rummyguruonline780]

Too much fast