Abstract

ABSTRACTBlood gas analysis allows you to assess a patient's acid-base status as well as important aspects of respiratory function. Understanding the results might seem challenging initially, but the information can often be lifesaving if properly interpreted. One common cause of misunderstanding is the vague use of terminology, which this article aims to clarify. Portable and bench-top analysers are becoming more common in veterinary practice so it is even more important that RVNs know how to interpret the results.

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