Arterial blood gas interpretation in 5 min

The basics of analysing an ABG in 5 min

[@mugdhasachdeva7500]

Your presentations are great. I would only request you to increase your recording volume if possible as it is really barely heard at times with full volume on youtube and on my computer. Thanks

[@terrymay7896]

Very helpful, thank you for taking the time to record and post :)

[@gabehicks]

Great and quick video, thanks from AUS :)

[@grntara78]

this kind of explanation is so helpful....thank you very much

[@islamolimat8248]

amazing !! easy fast & summarized ... Big THanks :)

[@sadfnabeel]

You make it sound so easy !

[@NickSmithUGME]

+Sadaf Nabeel It is :)

[@LadyPaperFlowers]

great vid, thanks

[@drfmohamed1592]

Fantastic video Nick. Keep em coming :)

[@mohammadjahirulislamjahir8140]

nice!

[@geetatiwari9609]

helpful

[@davidstewart5821]

Thanks for posting - it's a very helpful resource . Sorry to nit pick - Is there an error in the voice-over at 2 min 33 sec? This states "...If the partial pressure of OXYGEN rises above 6.0 due to respiratory failure..." - should this refer to the partial pressure of Carbon dioxide.

[@NickSmithUGME]

+David Stewart Yes :) Thanks

[@NickSmithUGME]

+David Stewart Have added an annotation pointing my verbal mishap :)

[@davidstewart5821]

Easily done!

[@gmango47]

Great video. Bad mood ?

[@amypollitt8831]

Hi Nick, would I be able to use your video on a website on ABG analysis I am designing for critical care nurses completing a critical care course? I think it is a great summary of the knowledge they need to know and of course I would fully credit you on the website. Kind regards, Amy Pollitt

[@NickSmithUGME]

+Amy Pollitt Of course N (sorry for the delay in replying)

[@amypollitt8831]

Thank you!

[@geetatiwari9609]

helpful

[@geetatiwari9609]

helpful