ABG Study Guide and Practice Questions (Arterial Blood Gases) | Respiratory Therapy Zone

What is an ABG? Watch this video to learn everything you need to know about Arterial Blood Gases and ABG Interpretation!
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➡️ How to Learn About ABG's?
As you always hear me say, going through practice questions is one of the most effective strategies for learning the material in Respiratory Therapy School. So that is why we created this video, in order to help you master ABGs. As you'll soon find out, we're going to take you through 200 practice questions that cover pretty much everything you need to know about Arterial Blood Gases as a Respiratory Therapist or student.

➡️ We cover all the ins and outs of ABGs. Here are some examples:
1. What are the causes of Respiratory Acidosis?
2. How can you correct Respiratory Acidosis?
3. What are the causes of Respiratory alkalosis?
4. How can you correct respiratory alkalosis?
5. What are the causes of metabolic acidosis?
6. How can you correct metabolic acidosis?
7. What are the causes of metabolic alkalosis?
8. How can you correct metabolic alkalosis?
9. What is oxygenation?
10. What is the first step before doing an ABG?
11. What is the preferred site for an ABG in adults?
12. What is the longest time an ABG sample could go (without ice) without being analyzed?
13. What test is performed to confirm collateral circulation before doing an ABG stick?
14. What is an adequate amount of blood for an ABG sample?
15. What are some causes of metabolic acidosis?
16. What are the 3 major hazards of an arterial puncture?
17. What are the three major criteria for the selection of the arterial puncture site?
18. What is collateral blood flow?
19. What does vessel accessibility mean?
20. What are peripheral structures?
21. How to perform the Modified Allen test?
22. What are alternative methods of assessing for collateral circulation?
23. What would you look at if you wanted to determine the oxygenation status of a patient?
24. An increase in CO2 causes the pH levels to become what?

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