How to INTERPRET an ABG in ICU (part 2 - final part of ABG session)
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
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Important Update: At 13:07, I mean positive urinary anion gap NOT negative anion gap
How to interpret an ABG in ICU;
The above video is the part 2 (final part) of the session taken by Dr Ankur for ABGs. In this, how to interpret the ABG in the clinical scenario is discussed.
The link to the first part of the video, How to read and solve an ABG is given below:
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Sir ,You said if urine AG is negetive then kidneys are not the culprit.When you explain RTA types you said urine AG is negetive in all types. Which one is correct?
Pardon, can u tell me in which video o said that ?
In this video sir
13:07
@@manashibarik2595 yes, it was in flow i utter wrongly, but if you listen from 12:06 , I explained correctly. sorry and thanks for pointing out. I have mentioned this in the description also. Pinning your comment.
Sir please..please make video on fluid resuscitation in critically ill patients and chest x - ray interpretation......
Thank you sir for this ABG based classification.
1) Respiratory acidosis
pCO2 rised
Patient hypoventilating
A) Acute
a) Lungs Normal
Head injury
Seizures
Trauma
Encephalitis
Sedation
Under influence of narcotics
Poisoning
b) Lungs abnormal
Acute exacerbation of asthma
Pneumonia
B) Chronic
a) Lungs normal
Myasthenia gravis
Gullen berry syndrome (Pump failure)
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)
Motor neuron disease (MND)
b) Lungs abnormal
COPD
2) Respiratory alkalosis
pCO2 decreased
Patient hyperventilating
A) Acute
a) Lungs normal
Anxiety neurosis
Hyperventilation syndrome
Fever
Stroke
b) Lungs abnormal
Pulmonary oedema
Pneumonia
Sepsis
Pulmonary embolism
Cardiac failure
B) Chronic
a) Lungs normal
3rd trimester of pregnancy
Hepatic failure
Severe ascitis
Hyperthyroidism
b) Lungs abnormal
Unresolved pneumonia
Can be associated with pulmonary embolism
Liver failure patient developed chest infection.
Through out my mbbs, ABG was one topic whose concept I could never grasp. All thanks to you Sir for clearing the concept crystal clear in a concise yet comprehensive manner. Big respect to you and your team Sir! God bless you all abundantly! 🙏🏼
Thanks a ton, glad u liked it
Thanx very much sir....Plz keep uploading these kind of contents...These are very helpful for doctors new in icu
Thanks ravi , we will definitely cover all the practical topics .
The link to first part of this video, Mater - How to Read & Solve an ABG is ua-cam.com/video/yFFRDCC3pMo/v-deo.html
Great lecture no doubt.... Best of bestest
Both videos are very informative sir , thanks a lot sir. Using white board like in previous video was better idea sir. Gives us a better picture in mind sir.
You are one of the best teachers on UA-cam sir. Thanks once again 🙏🏾
Noted, will try the whiteboard whenever possible.
Sir I am about to finish my MD Anaesthesia. Would love to work under your guidance in critical care . Please let us know if any vacancies for joining under you in your hospital. 🙏🏾 thanks 😊
very nicely explain
Most awaited...
You are great doctor🌹
Great Sir
very informative 🙏
Most informative videos in most simplified and elaborative ways....
Kindly put Some videos....
Thanks . Just go through playlist . We are also trying to put more
Please sir kindly teach electrolyte abnormalities, two complex topics abg and arrhythmias you have already made easy
Thanks a lot Sir for amazing content
Thanks for appreciation
I am a cardiac anesthetist currently employed as assistant prof critical care( burn icu) in KGMC king george medical collegw lucknow
Would love to collaborate with u on some videos especially on haemodynamic monitoring , vasopressors , echo etc
Look forward to all your videos amd nevwr miss a video of yours sir!!!
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Sir, renal tubular acidosis is little bit confusing. Requesting for a detailed video regarding RTA . Thank you sir .
Ye Chhora masat padahata hai
Sir a short talk on post thrombolyse strock and death ?
My humble request to the sir.
May I ask sir, if sir gets any free time
To make one lectures video on emergency drugs used in casualty and icu.🙏
Thank you Boss.
Sure noted , but post your request in video request form so that we take it timely ,docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScaY4fYpRmCKumdscZ5pUHYyv0Yg5aA3CKBPPz3V4CxTPxFRw/viewform
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What makes kidney culprit for NAGMA ? Urinary anion gap positive or negative ?
If in HAGMA, (cation minus anion )gap is increasing, doesn't it mean that extra "cations" (and not "anions" as Sir said) have crept into the body ?
It means ki measurable anions(Cl and HCO3) have reduced in blood
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Sir ye External pacemaker pa aik detail video bna de
noted.
A short video o ECMO please sir
sure
Sir ..could you do basics of mechanical ventillation in english.The existing vedio contains Hindi which I cannot understand clearly
True , I think it’s time to make a fresh one . Will do it soon .
Sir neurogenic bladder p koi video bnao please
Nice topic, noted .
And please recommend icu books for us please🙏
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ICU protocols
Washington manual: Critical care
@@junaid4483 thanks🌹