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Below are the ABG data for 3 patients. For each of these cases: State the problem(s). Give one possible cause. • Is there compensation? If yes, state the type of compensation. Specifically, how is the patient compensating? 1. arterial pH = 7.2 %3D arterial PCO2 80 mmHg arterial HCO3 32 mEq/L 2. arterial pH= 7,5 arterial PCO2- 55 mmHg arterial HCO, - 35 mEq/L 3. arterial pH - 7.5 arterial pCO, 24 mmHg arterial HCOs- 24 mEg/L

Below are the ABG data for 3 patients. For each of these cases: State the problem(s). Give one possible cause. • Is there compensation? If yes, state the type of compensation. Specifically, how is the patient compensating? 1. arterial pH = 7.2 %3D arterial PCO2 80 mmHg arterial HCO3 32 mEq/L 2. arterial pH= 7,5 arterial PCO2- 55 mmHg arterial HCO, - 35 mEq/L 3. arterial pH - 7.5 arterial pCO, 24 mmHg arterial HCOs- 24 mEg/L

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Below are the ABG data for 3 patients. For each of these cases: State the problem(s). Give one possible cause. Is there compensation? If yes, state the type of compensation. • Specifically, how is the patient compensating? 1. arterial pH = 7.2 arterial PCO2 80 mmHg arterial HCO3 32 mEq/L 2. arterial pH = 7,5 arterial PCO2 55 mmHg arterial HCO,-35 mEq/L 3. arterial pH= 7.5 arterial pCO, = 24 mmHg arterial HCO,-24 mEq/L
Transcribed Image Text:Below are the ABG data for 3 patients. For each of these cases: State the problem(s). Give one possible cause. Is there compensation? If yes, state the type of compensation. • Specifically, how is the patient compensating? 1. arterial pH = 7.2 arterial PCO2 80 mmHg arterial HCO3 32 mEq/L 2. arterial pH = 7,5 arterial PCO2 55 mmHg arterial HCO,-35 mEq/L 3. arterial pH= 7.5 arterial pCO, = 24 mmHg arterial HCO,-24 mEq/L
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