Blood gas measurements: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 64, No 6

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Ventilation, oxygenation, and acid-base disturbances can be identified by characteristic changes in pH and blood gas values. In ventilation disorders, the primary change is in partial pressure of carbon dioxide; in oxygenation disorders, the primary change is in partial pressure of oxygen. Acid-base imbalance is reflected in pH and bicarbonate concentration.

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