how much oxygen dissolves in 100mL of blood for leach 1 mmHg of PaO2
.003mL
equation oxygen dissolved in plasma
PaO2 x .003
normal hb ranges for men and women
men:14-16
women: 12-15
how much oxygen can each gram of Hb carry
1.34ml
equation for oxygen bound hemoglobin
1.34 x Hb x saO2
calculate CaO2 (arterial blood)
(1.34 x Hb x SaO2)+ (.003xPaO2)
normal values for CaO2
19.5mL/dLO2
normal value for CvO2
15.2 mL/dLO2
normal C(a-v)O2
5mL/dLO2
two clinical conditions that increase C(a-v)O2
-decrease cardiac output
-exercise
-hypoxia
two clinical conditons that decrease C(a-v)O2
-increase cardiac output
-skeletal muscle relaxation
-improved O2 delivery
what does P50 measure and what is the normal values
measures Hb affinity of O2
Normal: 27mmHg
lower P50
left shift
-increase Hb affinity
-decrease temp
-decrease PaO2
-decrease 2-3 dpg
-increase pH
higher p50
right shift
-decrease hb affinity
-increase temp
-increase PaO2
-increase 2,3 DPG
-decrease pH
SaO2(90%,75%,50%):PaO2
SaO2(90)= 60mmHg PaO2
SaO2(75)= 40mmHg PaO2
SaO2(50)=27mmHg PaO2
equation to calculate PAO2
FiO2(patm-ph20)-PaCO2/RQ
RQ=.8
ph20=47
patm=astmospheric pressure
normal P(A-a)O2
7-15mmHg
acceptable P(A-a)O2 on 50%
<50mmHg
acceptable P(A-a)O2 on fiO2 100%
<100mmHG
normal A-a gradient indicate
-hypoventilation
-increased altitude
3 causes of increase A-a gradient
-high V/Qmismatch
-intrapulmonary shunt
-impaired diffusion
PaO2/FiO2
determines the extend of lung diffusion effects
equations for DO2
total oxygen delivery
DO2=COxCaO2x10
CO=cardiac output
CaO2=(1.34 xHbxSaO2)+(.003xPaO2)
normal DO2 in mL/min
1000mL O2/min