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STEP LABS Blood Gas Art or Venous Lactate Albumin Acetone Chemistry Panel STEP AT PH alkalosis STEP LABS Blood Gas Art or Venous Lactate Albumin Acetone Chemistry Panel STEP AT PH alkalosis

STEP LABS Blood Gas Art or Venous Lactate Albumin Acetone Chemistry Panel STEP AT PH alkalosis - PDF document

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STEP LABS Blood Gas Art or Venous Lactate Albumin Acetone Chemistry Panel STEP AT PH alkalosis - PPT Presentation

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8 - 23 - 2016 ACIDBASESHEETSTEPI-GETLABSBlood Gas (Art or Venous), Lactate, Albumin, BetaHydroxyButyrate, Chemistry PanelSTEPII-LOOK 8 - 23 - 2016 Rare causes: pyroglutamic acidemia (from taking tylenol in combination with severe sepsis, renalfx, or hepatic fx); Shoshin beri beri (from severe thiamine deficiency).STEPVI-CALCULATETHESTRONGIONGAP(SIG)SIG(Base Deficit) + (SID 38) + 2.5 (4.2 - Albumin (g/dL)) LactateThis can also be thought of as the corrected base deficit, or put a minus sign in front and it is thecorrected base excessSIG�2,THISSIGMETABOLICACIDOSISUremia, DKA, AKA(Note: BetaHydroxybutyrate [BHB] can be subtracted directly from the SIG, Acetoacetate is still unquantified)Tox-ASA, ethylene glycol, methanol, propylene glycol (ativan, valium, dilantin infusions), iron, INH,paraldehyde.LacticAcidosis-from short gut/blind loop & propylene glycol.Will not show on lactate assayNEGATIVESIGHypercalcemia, Hypermagnesemia, Hyperkalemia, Immunoglobulins, Bromide, Nitrates, LithiumOverdoseSTEPVII-THINKABOUTCOMPENSATIONSIf primary is respiratory and you feel it is chronic, you can calculate the expected metaboliccompensationExpected BE (or expected decrease of SID) = 0.4 x (Chronic Change in CO2)If the primary problem is metabolic acidosisExpected CO2=Base DeficitIf the primary problem is metabolic alkalosisExpected CO2=0.6 x Base ExcessOld school formula may be useful for figuring out to correct PaCO2 in a COPD Patient0.8 decrease in pH = for every 10 mmHg increasein PaCO2 acutely STEPVIII-OSMOLARGAPIf elevated SIG without explanation, get osmolar gapOsm Gap=Measured Osmal (2 Na + Gluc/18 + BUN/2.8 + ETOH/3.7)Positive if osm gap� 10Causes: Methanol, Ethyleneycol, mannitol, isopropanol (isopropyl alcohol), propylene glycol, lithiumIf Osm Gap is� 50, almost certainly toxic alcohol inducedNotes:If no Bis available, 24.2serumbicarb can be used as a poorman’ssubstitute 8 - 23 - 2016 The more complex but correct formula for SID is (Na + K + Ionized Mg + ICal Cl) If this formula is used, then normalshould be considered 42. In clinical practice, if the patient is not hyperkalemic, this more complex formula is notnecessary.