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Penilaian Penilaian AnalisaAnalisa Gas Gas Darah Darah dan dan
Keseimbangan Asam Keseimbangan Asam BasaBasa
Az Rifki, SpAn.KICAz Rifki, SpAn.KIC
Intensive Care UnitIntensive Care Unit
RSI Siti Rahmah RSI Siti Rahmah
PadangPadang
Keseimbangan Keseimbangan asam basaasam basa
Saya punya hasil astrup, artinya apa nich..? Who cares Who cares
about acid about acid base base
balance…?balance…?
Indikasi Pemeriksaan Indikasi Pemeriksaan AGDAGD
1.1. Untuk mengetahui kelainan pertukaran gas pada Untuk mengetahui kelainan pertukaran gas pada pasien-pasien sesak nafas akut.pasien-pasien sesak nafas akut.
2.2. Untuk mengetahui ada tidaknya hipoksemia, Untuk mengetahui ada tidaknya hipoksemia, hiperkapnia atau gangguan keseimbangan asam hiperkapnia atau gangguan keseimbangan asam basa pada pasien-pasien dengan perubahan basa pada pasien-pasien dengan perubahan kesadaran.kesadaran.
3.3. Untuk menentukan kelainan pertukaran gas pada Untuk menentukan kelainan pertukaran gas pada pasien-pasien tahipnu.pasien-pasien tahipnu.
4.4. Untuk menilai ada tidaknya dan berat ringannya Untuk menilai ada tidaknya dan berat ringannya gagal nafas pada pasien-pasien yang mengalami gagal nafas pada pasien-pasien yang mengalami kegagalan fungsi paru.kegagalan fungsi paru.
5.5. Untuk memantau pertukaran gas dan ventilasi pada Untuk memantau pertukaran gas dan ventilasi pada pasien-pasien dalam ventilator serta pasien-pasien dalam ventilator serta penatalaksanaan penyapihan dari ventilator.penatalaksanaan penyapihan dari ventilator.
6.6. Untuk penilaian preoperatif pada pasien-pasien Untuk penilaian preoperatif pada pasien-pasien resiko tinggi yang memerlukan tindakan anestesi resiko tinggi yang memerlukan tindakan anestesi umum.umum.
ASAM BASA..ASAM BASA..
pHpH
[H[H++]]
TerminologyTerminology
Acid Base
Notasi pH diciptakan oleh seorang ahli kimia dari Notasi pH diciptakan oleh seorang ahli kimia dari Denmark yaitu Soren Peter Sorensen pada thn 1909, yang Denmark yaitu Soren Peter Sorensen pada thn 1909, yang berarti log negatif dari konsentrasi ion hidrogen. Dalam berarti log negatif dari konsentrasi ion hidrogen. Dalam bahasa Jerman disebutbahasa Jerman disebutWasserstoffionenexponent Wasserstoffionenexponent (eksponen ion hidrogen) dan diberi simbol pH yang (eksponen ion hidrogen) dan diberi simbol pH yang berarti: ‘berarti: ‘ppotenz’ (power) of otenz’ (power) of HHydrogen. ydrogen.
Normal = 7.40 (7.35-7.45)Normal = 7.40 (7.35-7.45)
Viable range = 6.80 - 7.80Viable range = 6.80 - 7.80
Hubungan antara sistem respirasi Hubungan antara sistem respirasi (CO2) dan sistem metabolik (HCO3-)(CO2) dan sistem metabolik (HCO3-)
““c.a” carbonic anhydrase c.a” carbonic anhydrase (mempercepat Rx)(mempercepat Rx)
Persamaan HPersamaan H22COCO33
CO2 + H2O <--> H2CO3 <--> H+ + CO2 + H2O <--> H2CO3 <--> H+ + HCO3-HCO3-
c.a. c.a.
PaOPaO22
Tekanan oksigen arterial Tekanan oksigen arterial (mmHg / Torr)(mmHg / Torr)
Jumlah oksigen yang larut dalam Jumlah oksigen yang larut dalam darahdarah
Normal : Normal : dewasa, anak : 80 – 100 mmHg dewasa, anak : 80 – 100 mmHg newborn : 40 – 70 mmHg newborn : 40 – 70 mmHg 60 – 90 tahun : 60 – 80 mmHg 60 – 90 tahun : 60 – 80 mmHg
PaCOPaCO22
Tekanan carbon dioksida arterial Tekanan carbon dioksida arterial (mmHg / Torr)(mmHg / Torr)
Merupakan carbon dioksida yang Merupakan carbon dioksida yang larut dalam darahlarut dalam darah
Merupakan komponen respirasiMerupakan komponen respirasi Normal : 35 – 45 mmHgNormal : 35 – 45 mmHg
HCOHCO33--
Ion bikarbonat (mEq/l)Ion bikarbonat (mEq/l) Komponen metabolikKomponen metabolik Normal : 22 – 24 mEq/lNormal : 22 – 24 mEq/l
Base excess/defisitBase excess/defisit
Nilai menggambarkan hubungan Nilai menggambarkan hubungan antara PaCOantara PaCO22 dan HCO dan HCO33--
Lebih digunakan dibandingkan Lebih digunakan dibandingkan HCOHCO33--
Normal : - 2.5 s/d + 2.5Normal : - 2.5 s/d + 2.5
SOSO22
SaOSaO22 : Saturasi oksigen darah arteri : Saturasi oksigen darah arteri SpOSpO2 2 : Saturasi oksigen transkutaneus dg pulse : Saturasi oksigen transkutaneus dg pulse
(pulse oxymetri)(pulse oxymetri) Oksigen yang terikat dengan HbOksigen yang terikat dengan Hb Dipertahankan > 90%Dipertahankan > 90% Tidak akurat pada :Tidak akurat pada :
Dyshemoglobinemia (COHb, MetHb, HbF)Dyshemoglobinemia (COHb, MetHb, HbF) Gangguan perfusi periferGangguan perfusi perifer Anemia Anemia DyesDyes Pigmen (methylene blue, indocyanine green, bilirubin)Pigmen (methylene blue, indocyanine green, bilirubin) Sinar lampuSinar lampu
FiOFiO22
Fraksi inspirasi Fraksi inspirasi OksigenOksigen
Nilai dalam Nilai dalam udara kamar udara kamar Desimal 0.21Desimal 0.21 Persen 21%Persen 21%
Components of room airComponents of room air
OxygenOxygen 20.8% (or 20.8% (or 21%)21%)
NitrogenNitrogen 78.8%78.8%
Argon, Argon, Helium and Helium and a few a few othersothers
0.4%0.4%
TotalTotal 100.0%100.0%
Relationship Between FiO2 and PaO2 Relationship Between FiO2 and PaO2
FiOFiO22 predicted predicted
(theoretical)(theoretical)PaOPaO
22
(without shunt)(without shunt)
0.300.30 150 mmHg150 mmHg
0.400.40 200 mmHg200 mmHg
0.500.50 250 mmHg250 mmHg
0.600.60 300 mmHg300 mmHg
0.700.70 350 mmHg350 mmHg
0.800.80 400 mmHg400 mmHg
0.900.90 450 mmHg450 mmHg
1.01.0 500 mmHg500 mmHg
*Hint: multiply FiO2 by 5
PENILAIAN ANALISA GAS PENILAIAN ANALISA GAS DARAH DAN KESEIMBANGAN DARAH DAN KESEIMBANGAN
ASAM BASAASAM BASA
MENGAPA PENGATURAN MENGAPA PENGATURAN pH SANGAT PENTING ?pH SANGAT PENTING ?
RespirasiRespirasiHiperventilasiHiperventilasiPenurunan kekuatan otot nafas dan Penurunan kekuatan otot nafas dan menyebabkan kelelahan ototmenyebabkan kelelahan ototSesakSesak
MetabolikMetabolikPeningkatan kebutuhan Peningkatan kebutuhan metabolismemetabolismeResistensi insulinResistensi insulinMenghambat glikolisis anaerobMenghambat glikolisis anaerobPenurunan sintesis ATPPenurunan sintesis ATPHiperkalemiaHiperkalemiaPeningkatan degradasi proteinPeningkatan degradasi protein
OtakOtakPenghambatan metabolisme dan Penghambatan metabolisme dan regulasi volume sel otakregulasi volume sel otakKomaKoma
KardiovaskularKardiovaskularGangguan kontraksi otot jantungGangguan kontraksi otot jantung
Dilatasi Arteri,konstriksi vena, dan Dilatasi Arteri,konstriksi vena, dan sentralisasi volume darahsentralisasi volume darah
Peningkatan tahanan vaskular paruPeningkatan tahanan vaskular paru
Penurunan curah jantung, tekanan Penurunan curah jantung, tekanan darah arteri, dan aliran darah hati dan darah arteri, dan aliran darah hati dan ginjalginjal
Sensitif thd Sensitif thd reentrant arrhythmiareentrant arrhythmia dan dan penurunan ambang fibrilasi ventrikelpenurunan ambang fibrilasi ventrikel
Menghambat respon kardiovaskular Menghambat respon kardiovaskular terhadap katekolaminterhadap katekolamin
Management of life-threatening Acid-Base Disorders, Horacio J. Adrogue, And Nicolaos EM: Review Article;The New England Journal of
Medicine;1998
AKIBAT DARI ASIDOSIS BERATAKIBAT DARI ASIDOSIS BERAT
KardiovaskularKardiovaskularKonstriksi arteriKonstriksi arteriPenurunan aliran darah koronerPenurunan aliran darah koronerPenurunan ambang anginaPenurunan ambang anginaPredisposisi terjadinya supraventrikel dan ventrikel Predisposisi terjadinya supraventrikel dan ventrikel aritmia yg refrakteraritmia yg refrakter
RespirasiRespirasiHipoventilasi yang akan menjadi hiperkarbi dan Hipoventilasi yang akan menjadi hiperkarbi dan hipoksemiahipoksemia
MetabolicMetabolicStimulasi glikolisis anaerob dan produksi asam organikStimulasi glikolisis anaerob dan produksi asam organikHipokalemiaHipokalemiaPenurunan konsentrasi Ca terionisasi plasmaPenurunan konsentrasi Ca terionisasi plasmaHipomagnesemia and hipophosphatemiaHipomagnesemia and hipophosphatemia
OtakOtakPenurunan aliran darah otakPenurunan aliran darah otakTetani, kejang, lemah delirium dan stuporTetani, kejang, lemah delirium dan stupor
AKIBAT DARI ALKALOSIS BERATAKIBAT DARI ALKALOSIS BERAT
Management of life-threatening Acid-Base Disorders, Horacio J. Adrogue, And Nicolaos EM: Review Article;The New England Journal of
Medicine;1998
The disadvantage of men not The disadvantage of men not knowing the past is that they do not knowing the past is that they do not know the present.know the present.
G. K. Chesterton G. K. Chesterton
Hendersen-Hendersen-Hasselbalch Hasselbalch
Regulasi asam basa diatur melalui proses di:Regulasi asam basa diatur melalui proses di:
1.1. Ginjal dengan cara mempertahankan [HCOGinjal dengan cara mempertahankan [HCO33--] ]
sebesar 22-24 mEq/L dan sebesar 22-24 mEq/L dan
2.2. Mekanisme respirasi dengan cara Mekanisme respirasi dengan cara mempertahankan tekanan parsial COmempertahankan tekanan parsial CO2 2 arteri arteri
(PaCO(PaCO22) sebesar 40 mmHg.) sebesar 40 mmHg.
Hendersen-Hasselbalch Hendersen-Hasselbalch
pH pH = 6.1 + log= 6.1 + log[HCO[HCO33
--]]
pCOpCO22
GINJALGINJAL
PARUPARU
BASA BASA
ASAMASAM CO2
HCO3HCO3
CO2
KompensasiKompensasi
NormalNormal
NormalNormal
pH = 6.1 + logpH = 6.1 + log[ HCO[ HCO33
--]]
0.03 0.03 xx
1. Change in1. Change inMetabolic disturbanceMetabolic disturbance
2. Change after2. Change afterRenal compensation forRenal compensation forRespiratory disturbanceRespiratory disturbance
1. Change in1. Change inRespiratory disturbanceRespiratory disturbance
2. Change after2. Change afterRespiratory compensation forRespiratory compensation for
Renal disturbanceRenal disturbance
pCO2pCO2
Each Each primaryprimary (metabolic or respiratory) (metabolic or respiratory) disturbance is accompanied by a disturbance is accompanied by a secondarysecondary (opposing) response in the (opposing) response in the other system (respiratory or metabolic)other system (respiratory or metabolic)
pH is returned nearly but not pH is returned nearly but not completely to normalcompletely to normal
Overcompensation does not occurOvercompensation does not occur
Acid Base Disorders: Acid Base Disorders: Principles of Principles of
interpretationinterpretation
Compensation for acid base Compensation for acid base disturbancesdisturbances
Respiratory compensation for Respiratory compensation for metabolic disorders should be metabolic disorders should be complete in 24 hourscomplete in 24 hours ““Acute” is < 24-48 hrsAcute” is < 24-48 hrs ““Chronic” is > 24-48 hrsChronic” is > 24-48 hrs
Metabolic (renal) compensation for Metabolic (renal) compensation for respiratory disorders is slower and respiratory disorders is slower and requires 2 to 6 daysrequires 2 to 6 days
Nilai DasarNilai Dasar
FactorFactor MeanMean RangeRange
pHpH 7.407.40 7.35 – 7.457.35 – 7.45
PaO2 (mmHg)PaO2 (mmHg) 8080 60 – 10060 – 100
PaCO2 (mmHg)PaCO2 (mmHg) 4040 35 – 4535 – 45
HCO3- (mEq/l)HCO3- (mEq/l) 2424 22 - 2422 - 24
Normal Ranges of Laboratory Values
NomenclatureNomenclature
Physiologic conditionPhysiologic condition ValuesValues
AcidosisAcidosis pH <7.35pH <7.35
AlkalosisAlkalosis pH >7.45pH >7.45
HypoxemiaHypoxemia PaOPaO22 <80 <80
HyperoxiaHyperoxia PaOPaO22>100>100
Alveolar HyperventilationAlveolar Hyperventilation(hipokarbia)(hipokarbia)
PaCOPaCO22 <35 <35
Ventilatory FailureVentilatory Failure(Hiperkarbia)(Hiperkarbia)
PaCOPaCO22 >50 >50
Diagnosis menggunakan nilai asam basa serum:
Davenport Diagram
[ H
CO
3- ]
PCO2 = 80 40
20
pH7.0 7.2 7.4 7.6 7.8
10
20
30
40
50
Henderson- Hasselbalch:
pH = pK + log [HCO3-]
s PCO2AsidosisAsidosis RespiratoriRespiratori AlkalosisAlkalosis
MetabolikMetabolik
AlkalosisAlkalosis RespiratoriRespiratori
Asidosis Asidosis MetabolikMetabolik
pH = 6.1 + Ginjal Paru
atau,
Normal
Alkalosis Respiratori[
HC
O3
- ]
PCO2 = 80 40
20
pH7.0 7.2 7.4 7.6 7.8
10
20
30
40
50
AlkalosisAlkalosis Respiratori Respiratori
terkompensasiterkompensasi
Penyebab:Penyebab:Acute alveolar Acute alveolar
hyperventilationhyperventilation
a.a. AnxietyAnxiety
b.b. HypoxiaHypoxia
c.c. drugs (aspirin, drugs (aspirin,
catecholamines, catecholamines,
progesterone)progesterone)
d.d. SepsisSepsis
e.e. hepatic hepatic
encephalopathy encephalopathy
AlkalosisAlkalosis RespiratoriRespiratori
Normal
kompensasi = [HCO3-]
Asidosis Respiratori[H
CO
3- ]
PCO2 = 80 40
20
pH7.0 7.2 7.4 7.6 7.8
10
20
30
40
50
AsidosisAsidosis RespiratoriRespiratori
kompensasi = [HCO3-]
Penyebab:Penyebab:Acute ventilatory Acute ventilatory
failurefailure
1.1. acute airway acute airway
obstructionobstruction
2.2. severe pneumonia severe pneumonia
/ pulmonary edema/ pulmonary edema
3.3. neuromuscular neuromuscular
disordersdisorders
4.4. CNS depression CNS depression
(drugs, CNS event)(drugs, CNS event)
5.5. ventilator ventilator
dysfunction dysfunction
Chronic ventilatory Chronic ventilatory
failurefailure
1.1. chronic lung chronic lung
diseases diseases
AsidosisAsidosis Respiratori Respiratori
terkompensasiterkompensasi
Metabolic Alkalosis[
HC
O3-
]
PCO2 = 80 40
20
pH7.0 7.2 7.4 7.6 7.8
10
20
30
40
50
AlkalosisAlkalosis MetabolikMetabolik
kompensasi = PCO2
Penyebab:
Metabolic alkalosis
a. vomiting/ NG
suctioning
b. diuretic therapy
c. mineralocorticoid
activity
(Cushing's
syndrome,
exogenous
steroids)
AlkalosisAlkalosis Metabolik Metabolik
terkompensasiterkompensasi
Metabolic Asidosis[
HC
O3-
]
PCO2 = 80 40
20
pH7.0 7.2 7.4 7.6 7.8
10
20
30
40
50
AsidosisAsidosis MetabolikMetabolik
kompensasi = PCO2
Penyebab:Penyebab:Metabolic acidosisMetabolic acidosis
a.a. ketoacidoses ketoacidoses
(diabetic/alcoholic(diabetic/alcoholic
))
b.b. renal failurerenal failure
c.c. lactic acidosislactic acidosis
d.d. RhabdomyolysisRhabdomyolysis
e.e. toxins (methanol, toxins (methanol,
ethylene glycol, ethylene glycol,
salicylates, salicylates,
paraldehyde)paraldehyde)
f.f. DiarrheaDiarrhea
g.g. HCl administrationHCl administration
AsidosisAsidosis Metabolik Metabolik
terkompensasiterkompensasi
[HC
O3- ]
PCO2 = 80 40
20
pH7.0 7.2 7.4 7.6 7.8
10
20
30
40
50
AsidosisAsidosis MetabolikMetabolik
Base Defisit
AlkalosisAlkalosis MetabolikMetabolik
Base Excess
Base Base Excess/ Excess/
Base DeficitBase Deficit
BE = (1 - 0.014Hgb) (HCOBE = (1 - 0.014Hgb) (HCO33 – 24 + (1.43Hgb + 7.7) (pH - – 24 + (1.43Hgb + 7.7) (pH - 7.4)`7.4)`
Normal
Oxyhemoglobin Dissociation CurveOxyhemoglobin Dissociation Curve
Hub. antara SatO2 Hub. antara SatO2 dl Hb dan PO2dl Hb dan PO2
Tergantung afinitas Tergantung afinitas Hb thd O2Hb thd O2 Meningkat : sukar Meningkat : sukar
melepaskan O2 ke melepaskan O2 ke jaringan (bergeser ke jaringan (bergeser ke kiri)kiri)
Menurun : mudah Menurun : mudah melepaskan O2 ke melepaskan O2 ke jaringan (bergeser ke jaringan (bergeser ke kanan)kanan)
the basic OHDC
Oxyhemoglobin Dissociation CurveOxyhemoglobin Dissociation Curve
what happens when the curve is shifted
Interpretation Guidelines Interpretation Guidelines
Step 1Step 1:: Look at pH - this is the starting point.Look at pH - this is the starting point. 1.1. If within normal range, a normal or compensated If within normal range, a normal or compensated
state exists. state exists. 2.2. If outside normal limits, assess whether acidosis If outside normal limits, assess whether acidosis
or alkalosis is present. or alkalosis is present. 3.3. The body never overcompensates. Whichever The body never overcompensates. Whichever
state exists on the pH scale is the primary state exists on the pH scale is the primary abnormality. abnormality.
Step 2:Step 2: Assess hypoxemic state.Assess hypoxemic state. 1.1. If PaOIf PaO22 is <60 mmHg, hypoxic state exists. is <60 mmHg, hypoxic state exists.
2.2. If PaOIf PaO22 is between 80 -100 mmHg, a normal is between 80 -100 mmHg, a normal
condition exists. condition exists.
3.3. If PaOIf PaO22 is >100 mmHg, a hyperoxic state is >100 mmHg, a hyperoxic state
exists. exists.
Interpretation Guidelines Interpretation Guidelines
Step 3:Step 3: Assess ventilatory status.Assess ventilatory status. 1.1. If PaCOIf PaCO22 is <35 mmHg, it is termed "alkalosis" is <35 mmHg, it is termed "alkalosis"
(alveolar hyperventilation or hypocarbia). (alveolar hyperventilation or hypocarbia).
2.2. If PaCOIf PaCO22 is between 35-45 mmHg, it is within is between 35-45 mmHg, it is within
normal limits. normal limits.
3.3. If PaCOIf PaCO22 is >45 mmHg, it is termed "acidosis" is >45 mmHg, it is termed "acidosis"
(ventilatory failure or hypercarbia). (ventilatory failure or hypercarbia).
4.4. If possible, determine whether this is an acute or If possible, determine whether this is an acute or chronic state (see the compensation explanation). chronic state (see the compensation explanation).
Interpretation Guidelines Interpretation Guidelines
Step 4:Step 4: Assess metabolic component.Assess metabolic component. 1. If bicarbonate (HCO1. If bicarbonate (HCO33-) is <22 mEq/l, it is termed -) is <22 mEq/l, it is termed
"acidosis". "acidosis". 2. If bicarbonate is between 22-28 mEq/l, it is within 2. If bicarbonate is between 22-28 mEq/l, it is within
normal limits. normal limits. 3. If bicarbonate is >28 mEq/l, it is termed 3. If bicarbonate is >28 mEq/l, it is termed
"alkalosis". "alkalosis". 4. If possible, determine whether this is an acute or 4. If possible, determine whether this is an acute or
chronic state (see the compensation chronic state (see the compensation explanation).explanation).
Interpretation Guidelines Interpretation Guidelines
Eight Primary Blood Gas Eight Primary Blood Gas Classifications Classifications
ClassificationClassification pHpH PaCO2PaCO2 HCO3-HCO3-
Acute ventilatory failure Acute ventilatory failure (acute respiratory (acute respiratory acidosis)acidosis)
vv ^̂ N N
Chronic ventilatory Chronic ventilatory failure (compensated failure (compensated respiratory acidosis)respiratory acidosis)
vv N N ^̂ ^̂
Acute alveolar Acute alveolar hyperventilationhyperventilation(acute respiratory (acute respiratory alkalosis)alkalosis)
^̂ vv N N
Chronic alveolar Chronic alveolar hyperventilation hyperventilation (compensated (compensated respiratory alkalosis)respiratory alkalosis)
^ ^ N N vv vv
Acute metabolic acidosisAcute metabolic acidosis vv N N vv
Chronic metabolic Chronic metabolic acidosisacidosis vv N N vv vv
Acute metabolic Acute metabolic alkalosisalkalosis ^̂ N N ^̂
Chronic metabolic Chronic metabolic alkalosisalkalosis ^̂ N N ^̂ ^̂
Hint: in compensated states, the PaCO2 and HCO3- have matching arrows (directions).
Some Basic Interpretations Some Basic Interpretations
alkalosis
alkalosis
alkalosis
1. pH - normal, acidosis or alkalosis?
alkalosis
7.307.30
7.497.49
7.197.19
7.617.61
7.377.37
Condition (choose)Condition (choose)pHpH
alkalosis
Interpretation Answers Interpretation Answers
XX 7.307.30
XX 7.497.49
XX 7.197.19
XX 7.617.61
XX 7.377.37
Alkalosis Alkalosis Acidosis Acidosis Normal Normal pH pH
normal
respiratory acidosis
normal
respiratory alkalosis
normal
respiratory alkalosis
normal
respiratory alkalosis
normal
respiratory alkalosis
7.387.38 4141
7.467.46 3030
7.357.35 5050
7.547.54 2727
7.207.20 7575
Condition (choose)Condition (choose)pHpH PaCO2 PaCO2
2. In this exercise, identify whether the respiratory situation is normal, 2. In this exercise, identify whether the respiratory situation is normal, acute, chronic, acidotic or alkalotic. Choose the appropriate categories, acute, chronic, acidotic or alkalotic. Choose the appropriate categories, then check your answers. then check your answers.
X X 4141 7.387.38
XX X X 3030 7.467.46
XX X X 5050 7.357.35
XX X X 2727 7.547.54
X X X X 7575 7.207.20
RespRespalkalosis alkalosis
RespRespacidosis acidosis
ChroniChronic c Acute Acute NormaNorma
l l PaCOPaCO22 pH pH
Interpretation Answers Interpretation Answers
3. Identify whether the metabolic situation is normal, acute, 3. Identify whether the metabolic situation is normal, acute, chronic, acidotic or alkalotic. Choose the appropriate chronic, acidotic or alkalotic. Choose the appropriate categories, then check your answers. categories, then check your answers.
metabolic alkalosis
normal
metabolic alkalosis
normal
metabolic alkalosis
normal
metabolic alkalosis
normal
metabolic acidosis
normal
metabolic alkalosis
normal
7.44 26
7.35 18
7.38 42
7.60 36
7.25 19
7.25 19
Condition (choose)pH HCO3-
X X 2626 7.447.44
X X X X 1818 7.357.35
X X X X 4242 7.387.38
XX X X 3636 7.607.60
X X X X 1919 7.257.25
Met Met alkalosialkalosi
s s
Met Met acidosiacidosi
s s
ChroniChronic c
AcutAcute e
NormaNormal l
HCOHCO33- - pH pH
Interpretation Answers Interpretation Answers
4. Identify the primary disturbance (acidosis/alkalosis). This might be 4. Identify the primary disturbance (acidosis/alkalosis). This might be just slightly off normal. Note whether the situation is of respiratory or just slightly off normal. Note whether the situation is of respiratory or metabolic in origin. Then note if compensation exists (partial or metabolic in origin. Then note if compensation exists (partial or complete). complete).
acidosis
metabolic
partial compensation
acidosis
metabolic
partial compensation
acidosis
metabolic
complete compensation
alkalosis
respiratory
complete compensation
acidosis
respiratory
complete compensation
33 42 7.50
18 30 7.41
32 60 7.24
19 32 7.38
26 32 7.50
Condition (choose)HCO3- PaCO2 pH
Interpretation Answers Interpretation Answers
acuteacute metabolicmetabolic alkalosisalkalosis 3333 4242 7.507.50
chronicchronic respiratorrespirator
yy alkalosisalkalosis 1818 3030 7.417.41
chronicchronic respiratorrespirator
yy acidosisacidosis 3232 6060 7.247.24
chronicchronic metabolicmetabolic acidosisacidosis 1919 3232 7.387.38
acuteacute respiratorrespirator
yy alkalosisalkalosis 2626 3232 7.507.50
Acute/Acute/chronic chronic Cause Cause DisturbancDisturbanc
e e HCOHCO33- - PaCOPaCO22 pH pH
Case Studies Case Studies Evaluate the ABG results. Select the disturbance, whether the situation is Evaluate the ABG results. Select the disturbance, whether the situation is respiratory or metabolic and whether an acute or chronic state exists, respiratory or metabolic and whether an acute or chronic state exists, then check your answers)then check your answers)
1. 64 year old male with advanced Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).
chronic
metabolic
uncompensated
alkalosis
acute metabolic acidosis
0.21FiO2
10.6COHb
49.7SaO2
32.5HCO3-
28.3PaO2
78.0PaCO2
7.238pH
2. 60 year old male with metastatic lung cancer
acute
respiratory
compensated
alkalosis
hypoxemia
32.0FiO2 (nasal cannula 3 liters)
0.6COHb
94.2SaO2
34.8HCO3-
64.8PaO2
46.4PaCO2
7.492pH
Case Studies Case Studies Evaluate the ABG results. Select the disturbance, whether the situation is Evaluate the ABG results. Select the disturbance, whether the situation is respiratory or metabolic and whether an acute or chronic state exists, respiratory or metabolic and whether an acute or chronic state exists, then check your answers)then check your answers)
3. 80 year old female with COPD
acute
respiratory
partially compensated
alkalosis
hypoxemia
0.40FiO2(6 liter mask)
0.1COHb
59.9SaO2
36.4HCO3-
64.8PaO2
129.4PaCO2
7.058pH
Case Studies Case Studies Evaluate the ABG results. Select the disturbance, whether the situation is Evaluate the ABG results. Select the disturbance, whether the situation is respiratory or metabolic and whether an acute or chronic state exists, respiratory or metabolic and whether an acute or chronic state exists, then check your answers)then check your answers)
4. This is a series of two ABG's run about 2 hours apart. 30 year old male who ran a gas powered paint compressor in his home.
acute
respiratory
compensated
alkalosis
normal
1.00.21FiO2 (100% by mask)
6.730.3COHb
98.497.7SaO2
24.724.9HCO3-
89.273.1PaO2
38.638.8PaCO2
7.4237.423pH
Case Studies Case Studies Evaluate the ABG results. Select the disturbance, whether the situation is Evaluate the ABG results. Select the disturbance, whether the situation is respiratory or metabolic and whether an acute or chronic state exists, respiratory or metabolic and whether an acute or chronic state exists, then check your answers)then check your answers)
5. 79 year old female with arthritis and a cardiac history.
acute
respiratory
compensated
alkalosis
hypoxemia
21.0FiO2
0.3COHb
98.3SaO2
10.1HCO3-
114.7PaO2
15.5PaCO2
7.387pH
Case Studies Case Studies Evaluate the ABG results. Select the disturbance, whether the situation is Evaluate the ABG results. Select the disturbance, whether the situation is respiratory or metabolic and whether an acute or chronic state exists, respiratory or metabolic and whether an acute or chronic state exists, then check your answers)then check your answers)
6. 21 year old male with an altered level of consciousness. (This memorable patient went home the next day.)
acute
respiratory
compensated
alkalosis
hypoxemia
0.21FiO2
0.4COHb
95.9SaO2
1.6HCO3-
148.3PaO2
6.9PaCO2
6.979pH
Case Studies Case Studies Evaluate the ABG results. Select the disturbance, whether the situation is Evaluate the ABG results. Select the disturbance, whether the situation is respiratory or metabolic and whether an acute or chronic state exists, respiratory or metabolic and whether an acute or chronic state exists, then check your answers)then check your answers)
Case Studies Case Studies Evaluate the ABG results. Select the disturbance, whether the situation is Evaluate the ABG results. Select the disturbance, whether the situation is respiratory or metabolic and whether an acute or chronic state exists, respiratory or metabolic and whether an acute or chronic state exists, then check your answers)then check your answers)
7. 69 year old female with long standing COPD. She endearingly called herself the "old tattooed biker chick".
acute
respiratory
compensated
acidosis
hypoxemia
0.21FiO2
4.8COHb
87.4SaO2
23.7HCO3-
52.5PaO2
39.3PaCO2
7.388pH
Case Studies Case Studies Evaluate the ABG results. Select the disturbance, whether the situation is Evaluate the ABG results. Select the disturbance, whether the situation is respiratory or metabolic and whether an acute or chronic state exists, respiratory or metabolic and whether an acute or chronic state exists, then check your answers)then check your answers)
8. 69 year old male with COPD. This was just prior to intubation.
acute
respiratory
compensated
alkalosis
hypoxemia
~0.90FiO2 (via bag/ valve/mask ventilation)
2.4COHb
95.9SaO2
26.2HCO3-
278.8PaO2
83.3PaCO2
7.143pH
Case Studies Case Studies Evaluate the ABG results. Select the disturbance, whether the situation is Evaluate the ABG results. Select the disturbance, whether the situation is respiratory or metabolic and whether an acute or chronic state exists, respiratory or metabolic and whether an acute or chronic state exists, then check your answers)then check your answers)
9. 68 year old male brought in by medics for an altered level of consciousness.
acute
respiratory
compensated
acidosis
corrected hypoxemia
~0.95FiO2 (by non-rebreather mask)
0.8COHb
89.9SaO2
17.7HCO3-
59.8PaO2
36.1PaCO2
7.295pH
Acid Base DisordersAcid Base Disorders
SimpleSimple Primary disturbance and Primary disturbance and expected adaptive (secondary) expected adaptive (secondary) responseresponse
MixedMixed Two separate primary Two separate primary disturbances present simultaneously in disturbances present simultaneously in the same individualthe same individual
Must know expected adaptive Must know expected adaptive (compensatory) response to recognize (compensatory) response to recognize mixed disturbancesmixed disturbances
Acid Base DisordersAcid Base Disorders
Primary disorderPrimary disorder Compensatory responseCompensatory response
Metabolic acidosisMetabolic acidosis 0.7-1.2 mmHg 0.7-1.2 mmHg pCO pCO22 per 1.0 mEq/L per 1.0 mEq/L HCOHCO33
--
Metabolic alkalosisMetabolic alkalosis 0.7 mmHg 0.7 mmHg pCO pCO22 per 1.0 mEq/L per 1.0 mEq/L HCO HCO33--
Acute respiratory acidosisAcute respiratory acidosis 0.15 0.15 mEq/L HCO mEq/L HCO33-- per 1.0 mmHg per 1.0 mmHg pCO pCO22
Chronic respiratory Chronic respiratory acidosisacidosis
0.35 0.35 mEq/L HCO mEq/L HCO33-- per 1.0 mmHg per 1.0 mmHg pCO pCO22
Acute respiratory Acute respiratory alkalosisalkalosis
0.25 mEq/L 0.25 mEq/L HCO HCO33-- per 1.0 mmHg per 1.0 mmHg pCO pCO22
Chronic respiratory Chronic respiratory alkalosisalkalosis
0.55 mEq/L 0.55 mEq/L HCO HCO33-- per 1.0 mmHg per 1.0 mmHg pCO pCO22
Acid Base Disorders: Acid Base Disorders: InterpretationInterpretation
Is an acid base disturbance Is an acid base disturbance present?present?
What is theWhat is the primaryprimary disturbance?disturbance? Is theIs the secondarysecondary (adaptive) (adaptive)
response as expected?response as expected? What underlying disease process is What underlying disease process is
responsible for the acid base responsible for the acid base disturbance?disturbance?
Acid Base Disorders: Acid Base Disorders: InterpretationInterpretation
Arterial blood gas from a dog: pH 7.27, HCOArterial blood gas from a dog: pH 7.27, HCO33--
12 mEq/L, pCO12 mEq/L, pCO22 27 mmHg (normal: pH 7.39, 27 mmHg (normal: pH 7.39,
HCOHCO33-- 22 mEq/L, pCO 22 mEq/L, pCO22 37 mmHg) 37 mmHg)
Is an acid base disturbance present?Is an acid base disturbance present? YES (look at the pH)YES (look at the pH)
Of what general type?Of what general type? ACIDOSIS (pH 7.27 < 7.39)ACIDOSIS (pH 7.27 < 7.39)
Metabolic or respiratory?Metabolic or respiratory? pCOpCO22 is LOW (can’t be respiratory acidosis) is LOW (can’t be respiratory acidosis)
HCOHCO33-- is LOW (must be METABOLIC ACIDOSIS) is LOW (must be METABOLIC ACIDOSIS)
Acid Base Disorders: Acid Base Disorders: InterpretationInterpretation
Arterial blood gas from a dog: pH 7.27, HCOArterial blood gas from a dog: pH 7.27, HCO33--
12 mEq/L, pCO12 mEq/L, pCO22 27 mmHg (normal: pH 7.39, 27 mmHg (normal: pH 7.39, HCOHCO33
-- 22 mEq/L, pCO 22 mEq/L, pCO22 37 mmHg) 37 mmHg)
Is secondary (adaptive) response as expected?Is secondary (adaptive) response as expected? Observed HCOObserved HCO33
-- is 10 mEq/L is 10 mEq/L lowerlower than “normal” than “normal” (22-12)(22-12)
““Normal” dog can lower pCONormal” dog can lower pCO22 1 mmHg for every 1 mmHg for every 0.7-1.2 mEq/L decrement in HCO0.7-1.2 mEq/L decrement in HCO33
-- (use 1.0 mEq/L (use 1.0 mEq/L as “average”)as “average”)
Expected pCOExpected pCO22 = 37-10 = 27 mmHg = 37-10 = 27 mmHg Observed pCOObserved pCO22 = 27 mmHg = 27 mmHg Conclusion: YES, adaptive response is as expected. Conclusion: YES, adaptive response is as expected.
This is a simple metabolic acidosis with respiratory This is a simple metabolic acidosis with respiratory compensationcompensation
Acid Base Disorders: Acid Base Disorders: InterpretationInterpretation
Arterial blood gas from a dog sick for 1 week: Arterial blood gas from a dog sick for 1 week:
pH 7.33, HCOpH 7.33, HCO33-- 29 mEq/L, pCO 29 mEq/L, pCO22 57 mmHg 57 mmHg
(normal: pH 7.39, HCO(normal: pH 7.39, HCO33-- 22 mEq/L, pCO 22 mEq/L, pCO22 37 37
mmHg)mmHg)
Is an acid base disturbance present?Is an acid base disturbance present? YES (look at the pH)YES (look at the pH)
Of what general type?Of what general type? ACIDOSIS (pH 7.33 < 7.39)ACIDOSIS (pH 7.33 < 7.39)
Metabolic or respiratory?Metabolic or respiratory? HCOHCO33
-- is HIGH (can’t be metabolic acidosis) is HIGH (can’t be metabolic acidosis)
pCOpCO22 is HIGH (must be RESPIRATORY ACIDOSIS) is HIGH (must be RESPIRATORY ACIDOSIS)
Acid Base Disorders: Acid Base Disorders: InterpretationInterpretation
Arterial blood gas from a dog sick for 1 week: pH Arterial blood gas from a dog sick for 1 week: pH 7.33, HCO7.33, HCO33
-- 29 mEq/L, pCO 29 mEq/L, pCO22 57 mmHg (normal: pH 57 mmHg (normal: pH 7.39, HCO7.39, HCO33
-- 22 mEq/L, pCO 22 mEq/L, pCO22 37 mmHg) 37 mmHg)
Is secondary (adaptive) response as expected?Is secondary (adaptive) response as expected? Observed pCOObserved pCO22 is 20 mmHg is 20 mmHg higherhigher than “normal” (57- than “normal” (57-
37)37) ““Normal” dog can increase HCONormal” dog can increase HCO33
-- 3.5 mEq/L for every 3.5 mEq/L for every 10 mmHg increment in pCO10 mmHg increment in pCO22 (in “chronic” disturbance) (in “chronic” disturbance)
Expected HCOExpected HCO33-- = 22+7 = 29 mEq/L = 22+7 = 29 mEq/L
Observed HCOObserved HCO33-- = 29 mEq/L = 29 mEq/L
Conclusion: YES, adaptive response is as expected. Conclusion: YES, adaptive response is as expected. This is a simple respiratory acidosis with metabolic This is a simple respiratory acidosis with metabolic compensationcompensation
Acid Base Disorders: Acid Base Disorders: InterpretationInterpretation
Even inEven in simplesimple disturbances, disturbances, calculated compensatory calculated compensatory pCOpCO22 and and HCOHCO33
-- values usually won’t match values usually won’t match observed values because calculations observed values because calculations are based on “average” valuesare based on “average” values
Do not diagnose aDo not diagnose a mixedmixed disturbance disturbance unless calculated value is > 2 to 3 unless calculated value is > 2 to 3 mmHg (pCOmmHg (pCO22) or mEq/L (HCO) or mEq/L (HCO33
--) ) different from observed valuedifferent from observed value
Acid Base Disorders: Acid Base Disorders: InterpretationInterpretation
Arterial blood gas from a dog: pH 7.05, HCOArterial blood gas from a dog: pH 7.05, HCO33--
12 mEq/L, pCO12 mEq/L, pCO22 44 mmHg (normal: pH 7.39, 44 mmHg (normal: pH 7.39,
HCOHCO33-- 22 mEq/L, pCO 22 mEq/L, pCO22 37 mmHg) 37 mmHg)
Is an acid base disturbance present?Is an acid base disturbance present? ABSOLUTELY! (look at the pH)ABSOLUTELY! (look at the pH)
Of what general type?Of what general type? ACIDOSIS (pH 7.05 << 7.39)ACIDOSIS (pH 7.05 << 7.39)
Metabolic or respiratory?Metabolic or respiratory? pCOpCO22 is HIGH (could be respiratory acidosis) is HIGH (could be respiratory acidosis)
HCOHCO33-- is LOW (could be metabolic acidosis) is LOW (could be metabolic acidosis)
Acid Base Disorders: Acid Base Disorders: InterpretationInterpretation
Is secondary (adaptive) response as expected?Is secondary (adaptive) response as expected? NONO
If simple metabolic acidosis, pCOIf simple metabolic acidosis, pCO22 should should
be low in responsebe low in response
If simple respiratory acidosis, HCOIf simple respiratory acidosis, HCO33--
should be high in responseshould be high in response Conclusion: This is a Conclusion: This is a mixedmixed metabolic and metabolic and
respiratory acidosis. The extremely low pH respiratory acidosis. The extremely low pH
alerts you to the possibility of a mixed alerts you to the possibility of a mixed
disturbancedisturbance
Acid Base Disorders: Acid Base Disorders: InterpretationInterpretation
Arterial blood gas from a dog with sudden onset of Arterial blood gas from a dog with sudden onset of
gastric dilatation/volvulus: pH 7.38, HCOgastric dilatation/volvulus: pH 7.38, HCO33-- 12 mEq/L, 12 mEq/L,
pCOpCO22 21 mmHg (normal: pH 7.39, HCO 21 mmHg (normal: pH 7.39, HCO33-- 22 mEq/L, pCO 22 mEq/L, pCO22
37 mmHg)37 mmHg)
Is an acid base disturbance present?Is an acid base disturbance present?
If so, it’s not obvious from pHIf so, it’s not obvious from pH
Of what general type?Of what general type?
From pCOFrom pCO22 could be respiratory alkalosis or from HCO could be respiratory alkalosis or from HCO33--
could be metabolic acidosiscould be metabolic acidosis
Metabolic or respiratory?Metabolic or respiratory?
pCOpCO22 is LOW (could be respiratory alkalosis) is LOW (could be respiratory alkalosis)
HCOHCO33-- is LOW (could be metabolic acidosis) is LOW (could be metabolic acidosis)
Acid Base Disorders: Acid Base Disorders: InterpretationInterpretation
Arterial blood gas from a dog with sudden onset of Arterial blood gas from a dog with sudden onset of gastric dilatation/volvulus: pH 7.38, HCOgastric dilatation/volvulus: pH 7.38, HCO33
-- 12 mEq/L, 12 mEq/L, pCOpCO22 21 mmHg (normal: pH 7.39, HCO 21 mmHg (normal: pH 7.39, HCO33
-- 22 mEq/L, 22 mEq/L, pCOpCO22 37 mmHg) 37 mmHg)
Is secondary (adaptive) response as expected?Is secondary (adaptive) response as expected? If primary metabolic acidosisIf primary metabolic acidosis
10 mEq/L decrement in HCO10 mEq/L decrement in HCO33-- (22-12) (22-12)
Expected pCOExpected pCO22 = 27 mmHg (37-10) = 27 mmHg (37-10) Observed pCOObserved pCO22 = 21 mmHg = 21 mmHg
If primaryIf primary acuteacute respiratory alkalosisrespiratory alkalosis 16 mmHg decrement in pCO16 mmHg decrement in pCO22 (37-21) (37-21) Expected HCOExpected HCO33
-- = 18 mEq/L (22-4) = 18 mEq/L (22-4) Observed HCOObserved HCO33
-- = 12 mEq/L = 12 mEq/L Conclusion: Conclusion: MixedMixed metabolic acidosis and respiratory metabolic acidosis and respiratory
alkalosisalkalosis
Acid Base Disorders: Acid Base Disorders: InterpretationInterpretation
IsIs mixedmixed metabolic acidosis and metabolic acidosis and respiratory alkalosis compatible respiratory alkalosis compatible with acute gastric with acute gastric dilatation/volvulus?dilatation/volvulus? YESYES
Metabolic acidosis due to shock and Metabolic acidosis due to shock and decreased tissue perfusiondecreased tissue perfusion
Respiratory alkalosis due to Respiratory alkalosis due to hyperventilation induced by pain or hyperventilation induced by pain or septicemiasepticemia
Acid Base Disorders: Acid Base Disorders: InterpretationInterpretation
Arterial blood gas from a dog with sudden Arterial blood gas from a dog with sudden onset of gastric dilatation/volvulus: pH 7.38, onset of gastric dilatation/volvulus: pH 7.38, HCOHCO33
-- 12 mEq/L, pCO 12 mEq/L, pCO22 21 mmHg (normal: pH 21 mmHg (normal: pH 7.39, HCO7.39, HCO33
-- 22 mEq/L, pCO 22 mEq/L, pCO22 37 mmHg) 37 mmHg)
What if dog had been sick with some What if dog had been sick with some other disorder for 1 week?other disorder for 1 week? If primaryIf primary chronicchronic respiratory alkalosisrespiratory alkalosis
16 mmHg decrement in pCO16 mmHg decrement in pCO22 (37-21) (37-21) Expected HCOExpected HCO33
-- = 13.2 mEq/L (22-8.8) = 13.2 mEq/L (22-8.8) Observed HCOObserved HCO33
-- = 12 mEq/L = 12 mEq/L Difference is < 2 mEq/LDifference is < 2 mEq/L
Conclusion ofConclusion of simplesimple chronic respiratory chronic respiratory alkalosis would be justifiedalkalosis would be justified