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1983
This chapter focuses on four problems confronting the staff of an intensive care laboratory.
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This chapter focuses on four problems confronting the staff of an intensive care laboratory.
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Understanding blood gas analysis
Intensive Care Medicine, 2019Thomas Ziegenfuß, Rolf Zander
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Analysis of Halothane in Gas and Blood by Gas Chromatography
Anesthesiology, 1963C O, RUTLEDGE +3 more
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1981
The pH is measured with a glass electrode, while the PCO2 is measured directly with a CO2-sensitive electrode of the Severinghaus type. Figure 9 shows a modified Severinghaus nomogram for calculating the standard bicarbonate [16].
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The pH is measured with a glass electrode, while the PCO2 is measured directly with a CO2-sensitive electrode of the Severinghaus type. Figure 9 shows a modified Severinghaus nomogram for calculating the standard bicarbonate [16].
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Hemolysis and blood gas analysis: it’s time for a change!
Scandinavian Journal of Clinical and Laboratory Investigation, 2022Marco Casati, Jari Intra
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[Preclinical blood gas analysis. 1. The value of preclinical blood gas analysis].
Der Anaesthesist, 1998Prehospital blood gas analysis is a new method in out-of-hospital emergency care. In a prospective pilot study we evaluated the feasibility of prehospital compensation of severe acidosis relying on different monitoring systems to evaluate patients oxygen, carbon dioxide or acid-base status, respectively.With the help of arterial blood gas checks taken ...
G, Prause, H, Hetz, R, Doppler
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Interpretation of blood gas analysis
The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1988openaire +2 more sources