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Copy and paste this worksheet to your computer. Complete the assignment and send as an
email attachment to skumm@kumc.edu. 1. 24 year old
woman found on the floor of her apartment, unresponsive.
Previously in good health. Neighbor said she had recently separated from her
husband. Resp 6, pH 7.22, PaCO2 65, PaO2 65, HCO3 24.
Acid-base
analysis:
Oxygenation:
(too much oxygen, hypoxemia, etc.)
2. 61 year old
man with long smoking history becomes acutely short of breath and tachypneic. Resp 44, pH
7.25, PaCO2 70, PaO2 35, HCO3 24.
Acid-base
analysis:
Oxygenation:
3. 71 year old
male brought to ED by ambulance. Originally had been anxious and short of breath.
Progressively became less alert. pH 7.08, PaCO2 96, PaO2 88, HCO3 24.
Acid-base
analysis:
Oxygenation:
4. 45 year old
male with acute MI and pulmonary edema. pH
7.25, PaCO2 28, PaO2 50, HCO3 28, B.E. 14,
SaO2 79%.
Acid-base
analysis:
Oxygenation:
5. 150 pound
woman, ventilated with FiO2 0.21, tidal volume 1400 ml, rate 6. pH 7.42, PaCO2 36, PaO2 90, HCO3 23,
B.E. -1, SaO2 97%.
Acid- base
analysis:
Oxygenation:
6. 300 pound
male, s/p perforated ulcer repair, receiving thiazide diuretics. Ventilator with FiO2
0.80, tidal volume 1400, rate 12, patient breathing at 20. pH 7.58, PaCO2 49, PaO2 49,
HCO3 34, B.E. 11, SaO2 90%, K+ 2.5, Cl- 88.
Acid-base
analysis:
Oxygenation:
Electrolyte
analysis:
7. Patient
with pulmonary emboli. pH 7.52, PaCO2 27, PaO2 50, HCO3 22,
B.E. 0, SaO2 91%.
Acid-base
analysis:
Oxygenation:
8. 58 year old
woman admitted to ED. pH 7.11, PaCO2 40, PaO2
94, HCO3 12, B.E. –18.
Acid-base
analysis:
Oxygenation:
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