Arterial Blood Gas Interpretation: ABGs Made Easy! (Nursing)

Arterial Blood Gas Interpretation: ABGs Made Easy For Nursing Students!!

This is the easiest way to learn (and remember) arterial blood gases (ABG's) in nursing school!

Arterial blood gases can be really difficult to learn in nursing school. Not only do you need to memorize the arterial blood gas values, but you also need to learn how to actually interpret ABGs.

In this video, I'll walk you through 3 steps (and 3 questions) to ask to help you get ABG questions right on your nursing school exams.

Be sure to download the FREE arterial blood gas cheat sheet that goes along with this video. Print it out, take it to nursing school clinical, skills lab, or lecture class, so you can always remember how to correctly interpret arterial blood gases.

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[NursingSOS]

Be sure to grab your FREE CHEAT SHEET at the end of the video. 🙂 Thanks for watching friend!! ❤

[sassy]

LOVE, LOVE this video. You have a gift at explaining information.

[badger]

Some people are just so talented in teaching and makes complicated things easier to understand. Im glad i came across this channel. Love it. Thanks.

[mercyannmccusker]

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[taneriapollins]

I am a pre nursing student. I will be applying next month. I love your videos. You make things easy to understand.

[celestea]

Thank you so much! Perfect example of not all heros wear capes

[TheSuzyelectracuted]

Loved this. Made ABG's clear and easy to remember. Thank you.

[franciscarivera]

out of all the other popular videos from Nurses yours have defintely been more helpful. thank you so much!!!

[rachellel.]

Thank you so very much, I wouldn't understand without your help.

[Anabela]

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[harmeonsangma]

just like the way u have explained in easy way 😊

[empoweredphysio]

Omg... Why did they not make it this easy at uni ! Thank you thank you thank you 👍😃

[daphneejean-baptiste]

OMG! You are my hero❤️ thank you is not the word🙏🏾

[hayleywilliams]

Thank you so much for this video! You explained it so clearly!! ABGs are on my nursing exam coming up.

[jasminantonious]

Thank you for the party references! It was the only way I could understand 🥲😂😭

[alyssab]

superb! done subscribing! i love the way you teach! its easy to understand! thank you!

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[TheLibrarian]

This is a good way to remember, but my daughter taught me a different way. I think I can combine the two methods and make it super easy for myself. Thank you!

[kimmelwilliams]

Quick question. When you mentioned the hco3 or paco2 value changes to compensate, does the value go up or down or both? I understand once its in its normal range, it means uncompensated where it doesnt recognize anything. So does the value go lower or higher to signal change? I hope you understand what im asking. Thank you.

[neil]

I’m a trainee ANP in England this helped me a lot thanks