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RegularCrisis ABG Solving Series , ABG 3 and 4
The above video is recording of the regular ICU classes taken by Dr. Ankur Gupta (Intensivist) in the hospital.

In this, the residents/students solve the ABG live on screen which helps to make viewers understand the process involved in decoding it and also make them feel that this can be done in their ICUs also. It's not that tough; it just needs practice and proper approach towards it.

0:00 Intro
0:36 ABG 3
6:03 ABG 4

You can ask your queries on regularcrisis forums or in the comments section.

Playlists on regularcrisis channel:

1. Mechanical Ventilation and ABGs

2. Lectures and Classes for ICU and ER

3. Clinical Cases from ICU and ER

4. Lab Investigations of ICU and ER

5. Drugs used in ICU and ER

6. Interesting observations in ICU and ER

Intensive care unit and emergency department are the backbones of any hospital where all critical situations are managed. Everyday is a crisis like situation there and with time the team working there get used to it with. With time, their skill gets more sharpen with which they manage these situations more and more efficiently each time.

But most importantly, the experience which they accumulate is invaluable; their experiences teach them things which at times are not mentioned in the regular textbooks. What if this experience is shared with the doctors and nurses who are newly joined in ICU and ER!

We hope that his small effort of ours will be of some help to those working in ICU and ER.

*Educational Society of Bedside Intensive Care Medicine

regularcrisis is founded by Dr. Ankur Gupta, an Intensivist.
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[Khushi-ugbs]

@The ICU Channel by ESBICM 
In ABG 3; PCO2 is 15.8
For compensation :
Since drop in HCO3 is 24-7.4= 16.6
For every 1 drop in HCO3, drop in pCO2 is 1-1.5 that is 16.6-24.9 .
So pCO2 =15.1 to 23.4

[dr.a.p.sahaymedicallecture]

Wonderful & highly commendable discussion on ABG with full of clarity. Please keep continuing & solving many more problems. Thanks a lot.

[anupamhalder]

Beautiful work sir!! Like they say a tree with many fruits always bend down, it shows in your work

[drpavan]

I become a fan of your teaching skills sir..pls keep it up to make more knowledgeable...Kudos 💝

[smish]

Kindly show us by solving on your own with a flowchart manner. Will be a little more illustrated.

[singhjassi]

sir I'm your huge fan. I like your way of making everything so simple. plz make a video on role of megnesium in cardiac emergency

[bakulichakraborty]

Please sir make vedio solve if pH is normal in abg

[faisalbadsha]

Sir, my question is that how you will calculate expected anion gap with serum Albumin in grams/ Litres because you taught us from grams/ dl. Thank🎉.🎉🎉

[kumruroshan]

Sir Aa gradient u told is 350 hence no ards bt in Berlin criteria Aa gradient is not der it is pf ratio or pao2 /spo2

[zirkonium]

@THe ICU Channel by ESBICM sir, in ABG 3:-for compensation: the drop in hco3 (24-7.4=16.6) More than pco2 (15.8) also based on every 1 hco3 drop (1-1.5) pco2 drop = [16.6-29.9] but pco2 itself 15.8 if I subtract then the range is less than zero (as negative)

[sadshitpoorpoop]

This has helped so much. Thank you sir.

[Theanh]

Im sorry sir. Can i ask about the use of Winter Formula in Metabolic acidosis? For ex in ABG 3 using the formula shouldnt it be Metabolic acidosis + Resp. Alkadosis. Thank you Sir

[kumruroshan]

Plz correct me if m wrong secondly if A a gradient is 120 so problem in lungs or elsewhere?

[AliHamza-bzoo]

Sir in HAGMA if there is another metabolic alkalosis going in body then why pH <7.35 it should be normal na?

[naturesbeauty]

For, every 1 rise in HCO3 , PCO2 rise (1-1.5)or (0.5-1) ??