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How to calculate the approximate baseline pCO2 level in Arterial Blood Gas (ABG) in COPD patients

How to calculate the approximate baseline pCO2 level in Arterial Blood Gas (ABG) in COPD patients #baselinepco2level The above video explains how to calculate the approximate baseline pco2 levels in a COPD patient or CO2 retainer patient through ABG (arterial blood gas). 📰 If you have any doubt regarding any video or topic, you can post in comment section or discuss on ESBICM forums https://esbicm.com/forums/index.php 🖱 To make it simple, we have divided the content on the channel into 10 playlists as follows. You can browse them at your comfort and need. 📲 Playlists on RegularCrisis-ESBICM channel: ▶ 1. Mechanical Ventilation and ABGs    • Master basics of invasive mechanical ...   ▶ 2. Lectures and Classes for ICU and ER    • How one single step ‘may’ prevent dea...   ▶ 3. Clinical Cases from ICU and ER    • Case 1, RegularCrisis | Ruptured Ecto...   ▶ 4. Lab Investigations of ICU and ER    • How to read an ECG in a simple and pr...   ▶ 5. Commonly used drugs in ICU and ER    • What is the difference between differ...   ▶ 6. Interesting observations in ICU and ER    • Is your ICD tube at the correction po...   ▶ 7. A special Quick-Tips section for ICU & ER    • Плейлист   ▶ 8. A dedicated playlist for ICU & ER Nursing    • Intensive / Critical Care Nursing (bo...   ▶ 9. Q/A sessions of regularcrisis-ESBICM members    • Плейлист   ▶ 10. ESBICM Weekly Classes    • Плейлист   💡 If you want to suggest a video topic, please post on ESBICM forums https://esbicm.com/forums/index.php?c... 🆔 About ESBICM and regularcrisis #esbicm Educational Society of Bedside Intensive Care Medicine (ESBICM) – is an organisation with the mission to provide free bedside intensive care education to everyone involved for the better outcome of critically ill patients. Its vision is to strengthen the bedside intensive care even in the smallest and most remote ICU of the world. You can view more details on https://esbicm.com #regularcrisis regularcrisis.com is a video platform which is dedicated to doctors and nurses who regularly manage crisis like situations in Intensive Care (ICU) & Emergency (ER) departments. https://regularcrisis.com Update: Regularcrisis.com is now also affiliated with Educational Society of Bedside Intensive Care Medicine (ESBICM) for creating educational videos for health care professionals specially working in ICU and ER. Inspiration behind the project: Intensive care unit and emergency department are the backbones of any hospital where all critical situations are managed. Everyday is a crisis like situation there and with time the team working there get used to it with. With time, their skill gets more sharpen with which they manage these situations more and more efficiently each time. But most importantly, the experience which they accumulate is invaluable; their experiences teach them things which at times are not mentioned in the regular textbooks. What if this experience is shared with the doctors and nurses who are newly joined in ICU and ER! Regularcrisis.com and ESBICM serves this purpose only. We share educational material (mainly videos and forums discussion) which is a blend of latest guidelines and rich experience of ICU and ER teams. 🤝 We hope that this small effort of ours will be of some help to those working in ICU and ER. Note: regularcrisis is founded by Dr. Ankur Gupta, an Intensivist, who is also the founder President of ESBICM. #drankurgupta ✉ For business enquires, contact us on [email protected]

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