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Interpretation Acid base, normal ABG values, respiratory and metabolic acidosis

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ACID BASE

BALANCE

INTERPRETIN G ARTERIAL BLOOD GAS Review the pH result. Acidosis or alkalosis? Review the PaCO₂ result. Acidosis or alkalosis? Review the HCO₃ − result. Acidosis or alkalosis?

INTERPRETIN G ARTERIAL BLOOD GAS: COMPENSATI ON

Match either the PaCO₂ or

HCO₃−^ result with the pH

result to determine the cause

of the acid-base imbalance.

Does either the PaCO₂ or

HCO₃

go in the opposite

direction of the pH? This

result indicates compensation

by that system.

Review the PaO₂ and SaO₂

results. If they are below

normal limits, the patient is

hypoxic.

ACID-BASE DISORDER S: RESPIRATO RY ACIDOSIS Altered ventilation CO₂ retention pH <7. PaCO₂ > When compensated, HCO₃

ACID-BASE DISORDERS: RESPIRATORY ACIDOSIS

  • (^) Nursing interventions
    • (^) Maintain airway
    • (^) Monitor ABG
    • (^) Monitor vital signs
    • (^) Administer supplemental oxygen
    • (^) Assist with intubation
    • (^) Monitor potassium levels

ACID-BASE DISORDERS: RESPIRATORY ALKALOSIS

  • (^) Treatment
    • (^) Identify and eliminate causative agent
    • (^) Reduce fever
    • (^) Eliminate source of sepsis
    • (^) Oxygen therapy
    • (^) Sedative or anxiolytic therapy
    • (^) Diuretics

ACID-BASE DISORDERS: RESPIRATORY ALKALOSIS

  • (^) Nursing interventions
    • (^) Encourage slow, deep breathing
    • (^) Monitor vital signs
    • (^) Provide emotional support and reassurance
    • (^) Assist with activities of daily living

ACID-BASE DISORDERS: METABOLIC ACIDOSIS

  • (^) Causes:
    • (^) Nonvolatile acids
      • (^) Ketoacidosis, lactic acidosis
    • (^) Loss of alkali through GI tract
      • (^) Diarrhea, malabsorption
    • (^) Decreased acid excretion in acute or chronic renal failure
  • (^) pH <7.
  • (^) HCO₃−^ <
  • (^) If compensated, PaCO₂ <

ACID-BASE DISORDERS: METABOLIC ACIDOSIS

  • (^) Treatment
    • (^) Treat underlying cause
    • (^) Sodium bicarbonate replacement
    • (^) Parenteral fluid replacement
    • (^) Rapid-acting insulin
    • (^) Antidiarrheals
    • (^) Dialysis
    • (^) Mechanical ventilation

ACID-BASE DISORDERS: METABOLIC ACIDOSIS

  • (^) Nursing interventions
    • (^) Monitor hemodynamic status
    • (^) Assess peripheral vascular status
    • (^) Administer sodium bicarbonate as ordered
    • (^) Provide reassurance and teaching