ABG Draw
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First name-Last name *
Type in your name Last Name then first inital
Email
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Program *
Date/Time *
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Verification *
Did you verify with the Nurse and Order that the Art Line Draw was ordered on this patient?
PPE *
Personal Protection Equipment. Did you use universal precautions, wash your hands, glove and wear eye protection for this procedure?
Label *
Did you label your sample, sample container and requisition form for this patient?
Explain *
Did you explain this procedure to the patient and the family if the family was in the room during this procedure?
Paramters *
Did you make sure the patient was on the correct settings and write down the settings (including the Sp02)?
Waste *
Did you dispose the waste in the sharps container?
Running Sample *
Did you wear gloves and eye protection while running the sample?
Temp *
Was the ABG Temp corrected when analyzed?
Pt. Temp *
What is the patient's temperature per arterial line in C degrees.
Settings Mode *
What is the patient's Vent settings? Set Mode
Settings RR *
What is the patient's Vent settings? Set RR.
Settings TV/PIP *
What is the patient's Vent settings? Tidal volume in Volume Mode and Set PIP in Pressure Mode.
Settings PEEP *
What is the patient's Vent settings? PEEP
Settings Fi02 *
What is the patient's Vent settings? Fi02
Settings MV *
What is the patient's Vent settings? Minute Voluem
pH *
Record the pH.  Acceptable range is 7.35 to 7.45  Please write in a normal value for the ABG values
PaC02 *
Record the pH.  Acceptable range is 35-45 mm Hg
Pa02 *
Record the pH. Acceptable range is 80-100 mm Hg at Sea Level.
Sa02 *
Record the Sa02. Acceptable range is 95-100%
Sp02 *
Record the Sp02.  
HC03 *
Record. Acceptable range is 22-26 mEq/L
Hb *
Record. Acceptable range is 12 to 16 g
Ca02 *
Record. Acceptable range is 17 to 20 vol%
Was mixed venous gas done? *
If the patient is coming back from heart surgery, they typically have a Swan in. The therapist draws an ABG and Mixed Venous gas.  We draw the mixed venous gas to calibrate the Swan Ganz monitor's mixed venous 02.
Draw Time *
Did the Sv02 value increase by more then 2% when drawing the mixed venous sample? When drawing a mixed venous sample you have to assure you did not draw the sample to fast because then you will be getting blood from the lungs (oxygenated by the lungs).  To make sure you are not drawing to fast, watch the Sv02 value and if it increases by 2%, then you are drawing to fast.  It should take you about a minute to draw this sample.
Mixed Venous 02 *
Record.  Normal is about 40 mmHg
Mixed Venous C02 *
Record.  Normal is about 46 mmHg
Mixed Venous pH *
Record.  Normal is about 7.35
Mixed Venous Sv02 *
Record.  Normal is about 75%
Mixed Venous Hb *
Record.  Normal is about 14g.  This should be the same as the ABG Hb.  If it is not within .2 g then the samples typically have to be rerun.  Make sure each individual sample is mixed appropriately.
Mixed Venous Content *
Record.  Normal is about  15%.  
Arterial/Mixed Venous content difference. *
Record.  Normal is about  Vol 5%.   Arterial (20%) minute Mixed Venous (15%). If the difference to less then 5% this typically means the CO is high because the blood is traveling so fast through the lungs, the blood does not have enough time to pick up 02.
Clean Up *
Did you clean up the mess you made and assured the patient was safe?
Notify *
Did you notify the nurse/M.D. of the results and an make the appropriate respiratory therapy changes?
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