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Analisa BGA
Analisa BGA
Analisa BGA
Give information
about :
- Oxygenation
- Ventilation
- Acid - base status
INTEPRETASI ANALISA GAS DARAH
pH
• Oxygenation PaCO2
• Ventilation PaO2
HCO 3 -
• Acid base status Base excess
Saturation
Acid-base
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H2 0 + CO2 H2CO3 HCO 3 - + H+
Normal [H + ] = 40 n m o l / l
pH = - log [H + ] = 7.4
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H2 0 + CO2 H2 CO3 HCO 3 - + H+
Normal HCO 3 - = 2 2 - 2 6 m m o l / l
pH
• Oxygenation
PaCO2
• Ventilation PaO2
HCO 3
• Acid base status -
Base
exces
s
Saturati
on
OXYGENATION
Saturation
OXYGENATION
• Normal Pa O 2 breathing air (FiO2 = 21%) is 90 -100 mmHg; small
reduction with age
• Lower values constitute hypoxemia
• P a O 2 < 60 mmHg on room air = respiratory failure
• P a O 2 should go up with increasing FiO2
• A P a O 2 of 100 mmHg breathing 60% O 2 is not normal
• You need to know the FiO 2 to interpret the ABG
OXYGENATION
- Correlate the ABG result with the saturation
probe result
- If there is a discrepancy:
- Is there a problem with the probe (poor perfusion? etc)
- Is there a problem with the blood gas (is it a venous
sample?)
OXYGENATION
• Is the PO 2 is lower than expected?
• Calculate the A-a gradient to assess if the low PO 2 is due to:
• Low alveolar PO 2
• Structural lung problems causing failure of oxygen transfer
In clinical setting........
SpO 2 can represent SaO 2 if there is not source error
Pulse oxymeter :
Source error
๏ Poor peripheral perfusion
๏ Dark skin
๏ False nails or nail varnish
๏ Lipaemia
๏ Bright ambient light
A
๏ Poorly adherent probe EM I
O X
๏ Excessive motion
H YP
๏ Carboxy-haemoglobin or
methaemoglobin
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OXYGENATION
• (A-a) PO2 gradient = {[FiO2 x (760-47)] - (PCO2/RQ)} - PaO2
• Normal value : A-a gradient = (Age/4) + 4
• Young person at sea level :
• A-a increases 5 to 7 mmHg for every 10 % increase FiO2
• Room Air : 10 to 20 mmHg
• 100% oxygen : 60 to 70 mmH
• Increased age affects A-a gradient (at sea level)
• Age 20 years: 4 to 17 mmHg
• Age 40 years: 10 to 24 mmHg
• Age 60 years: 17 to 31 mmHg
• Age 80 years: 25 to 38 mmHg
OXYGEN CASCADE
Transport oxygen to the cells can be divided into SIX simple
steps :
SaO 2
body
CaO2
2. Diffusion of oxygen into the O 2 UPTAKE
DO2
blood
3. Chemical bonds with the Hgb that is HAEMOGLOBIN
reversible
4. Convective transport of O 2 to the CARDIAC OUTPUT
tissues
5. Diffusion into the cells and DIFFUSION DISTANCE
organelles
VO2
6. Reduction and oxidation in METABOLISM
mitochondria
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Metode Analisa Gas Darah
• Hendersson Hasselbach
Klasik
• Stewart
• Stepwise Conventional
Analysis
“Stepswise Conventional
Analysis”
✓ pH
✓ PaCO 2
✓ bicarbonat
✓ anion gap
Komponen utama pada pendekatan ini
adalah penghitungan:
Metabolic alkalosis
Expected PaCO2 = (0.7 x [HCO3]) + 21 +/- 1.5
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Metabolic acidosis (⇩ HCO3 ) lower exp. pCO2 ➜
superimposed
Expected PaCO2 = (1.5 x [HCO3]) +8 +/-2 respiratory
Metabolic alkalosis (⇧ HCO3 )
alkalosis.
higher exp. pCO2 ➜
Expected PaCO2 = (0.7 x [HCO3]) + 21 +/- superimposed
1.5 respiratory
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acidosis
Acute respiratory acidosis (⇧ PaCO2 )
Expected HCO3 = 24 + (PaCO2 - 40) /
10 Lower exp HCO3 ➜
superimposed
Chronic Respiratory Acidosis (⇧ PaCO2 ) acidosi
metabolik
Expected HCO3 = 24 + (PaCO2 - 40) / 3 s
Higher exp. HCO3
Acute Respiratory Alkalosis (⇩PaCO2) superimposed
➜
Expected HCO3 = 24 - (40 - PaCO2) / alkalosi
metabolik
s
5
• H+= 24 x [ -
7.4 40
PaCO2/HCO3 ] 7.45 35
7.5 35
7.55 28
7.6 25
step 2
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superimposed
Expected PaCO2 = (1.5 x [HCO3]) +8 +/-2 respiratory
alkalosis.
Metabolic alkalosis (⇧ HCO3 ) higher exp. pCO2 ➜
Expected PaCO2 = (0.7 x [HCO3]) + 21 +/- 1.5 superimposed
respiratory
acidosis
Acute respiratory acidosis (⇧ PaCO2 )
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Expected HCO3 = 24 + (PaCO2 - 40) / 10
Lower exp HCO3 ➜
Chronic Respiratory Acidosis (⇧ PaCO2 ) superimposed
Expected HCO3 = 24 + (PaCO2 - 40) / 3 acidosi
metabolik
s
Acute Respiratory Alkalosis (⇩PaCO2) Higher exp. HCO3
Expected HCO3 = 24 - (40 - PaCO2) / s➜uperimposed
alkalosi
metabolik
5
s
Chronic respiratory alkalosis (⇩ PaCO2 )
Expected HCO3 = 24 - (40 - PaCO2) /
pH and HCO3 - changes
pH [HCO 3 - ]
Acute respiratory Falls 0.06 Rises 0.8 mmol for every 1 kPa rise
acidosis (up to 30 mmol/l) in PaCO2
Acute respiratory Rises 0.06 Falls 1.5 mmol for every 1 kPa fall in
alkalosis (down to 18 mmol/l) PaCO2
Chronic respiratory Falls 0.02 Rises 3.0 mmol for every 1 kPa rise
acidosis (up to 36 mmol/l) in PaCO2
Chronic respiratory Rises 0.02 Falls 3.8 mmol for every 1 kPa fall in
alkalosis (down to 18 mmol/l) PaCO2
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For acute respiratory conditions
pH [HCO 3 - ]
Acute respiratory Falls 0.06 Rises 0.8 mmol for every 1 kPa rise
acidosis (up to 30 mmol/l) in PaCO2
Acute respiratory Rises 0.06 Falls 1.5 mmol for every 1 kPa fall in
alkalosis (down to 18 mmol/l) PaCO2
Chronic respiratory Falls 0.02 Rises 3.0 mmol for every 1 kPa rise
acidosis (up to 36 mmol/l) in PaCO2
Chronic respiratory Rises 0.02 Falls 3.8 mmol for every 1 kPa fall in
alkalosis (down to 18 mmol/l) PaCO2
pH [HCO 3 - ]
Acute respiratory Falls 0.06 Rises 0.8 mmol for every 1 kPa rise
acidosis (up to 30 mmol/l) in PaCO2
Acute respiratory Rises 0.06 Falls 1.5 mmol for every 1 kPa fall in
alkalosis (down to 18 mmol/l) PaCO2
Chronic respiratory Falls 0.02 Rises 3.0 mmol for every 1 kPa rise
acidosis (up to 36 mmol/l) in PaCO2
Chronic respiratory Rises 0.02 Falls 3.8 mmol for every 1 kPa fall in
alkalosis (down to 18 mmol/l) PaCO2
Acute respiratory Falls 0.06 Rises 0.8 mmol for every 1 kPa rise
acidosis (up to 30 m mo l/ l) in PaCO2
Acute respiratory Rises 0.06 Falls 1.5 mmol for every 1 kPa fall in
alkalosis (down to 18 m m o l/ l) PaCO2
Chronic respiratory Falls 0.02 Rises 3.0 mmol for every 1 kPa rise
acidosis (up to 36 m mo l/ l) in PaCO2
Chronic respiratory Rises 0.02 Falls 3.8 mmol for every 1 kPa fall in
alkalosis (down to 18 m m o l/ l) PaCO2
- -
Initial HCO3 = anion gap measured - anion gap normal + HCO3
measured
hasil < 20 :
px sudah mempunyai asidosis metabolik kronik (faktor
di luar anion gap)
hasil > 30 :
px sudah mempunyai alkalosis metabolik kronik
Normal Anion Gap Asidosis
Metabolik