Arterial blood gas analysis : making it easy

By:

Mcleod, A

Publication details: Keswick : M&K Publishing, 2016ISBN:

9781910451052

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Summary: Arterial blood gases are frequently assessed in critical care or if a patient deteriorates unexpectedly. Analysing these blood gases helps practitioners to identify key physiological changes as well as finding out whether interventions are appropriate or need adjusting. This book offers an opportunity to develop knowledge and skill in this core aspect of assessing critically ill adult patients.

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Arterial blood gases are frequently assessed in critical care or if a patient deteriorates unexpectedly. Analysing these blood gases helps practitioners to identify key physiological changes as well as finding out whether interventions are appropriate or need adjusting. This book offers an opportunity to develop knowledge and skill in this core aspect of assessing critically ill adult patients.

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