Match the following arterial blood gas (ABG) profiles on room air to their most appropriate primary acid-base disorder.
- , , Acute respiratory acidosis
- , , Acute respiratory alkalosis
- , , Metabolic acidosis
- , , Metabolic alkalosis
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Each ABG profile matches a specific acid-base disorder determined by analyzing the directional deviation of pH combined with the primary altering variable (pCO2 for respiratory, HCO3 for metabolic).
Correctly identifying simple acid-base disorders requires a two-step approach: first, defining the primary disorder based on pH (acidosis vs. alkalosis), and second, identifying the driving variable (pCO2 for respiratory vs. bicarbonate for metabolic).
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Basic acid-base disorders can be successfully identified by confirming the direction of the pH derangement and matching it to the primary abnormality in either pCO2 or bicarbonate.