Arterial blood gas interpretation (in 3 easy steps)

Do ABGs confuse you? Here is a presentation of 3 simple steps with a colour-coding system to deconfuddle you. It is so simple. Or perhaps you're already good at them? There are 13 examples that you will be walked-through. Press pause and play to test yourself against the tutor's interpretation. More tutorials at www.boxmedicine.com.

[@godsonchukwuzubelu5331]

Dr. Daniel Sinistsky, I owe you my entire gratitude as long as ABG interpretation is concerned. After many years of trying to learn this thing, you succeeded in just 15 minutes. I'm so happy like a child you just got a box of chocolate as a present. Thank you and I won't forget your name.

[@Tothemoon95]

It's 2021 and still, this is the best ABG video on the internet! Thank you!
Please continue making these amazing videos.

[@Khalidgamer13225]

Now I can do this subconsciously.. I can't thank u enough..god bless u sir..

[@irwaniaminuddin3394]

Best ABG interpretation video ever. Thank you kind sir, may God bless you always!

[@GiulioAnichini1982]

This is honestly the best video I have seen to explain this topic and the only one that has given me a method to go. Thank you!

[@Grace-xn4tv]

BEST VIDEO ON ABGs !! So simple to learn and really understand what's going on - compared to all the other videos, this one makes sense - no messing around - thank you!!! Brilliant for chest physiotherapy!!

[@asHewills2012]

:) I am so grateful Doc Daniel, thank you (over 5.5years later) - thanks man :)

[@Bism_illaah]

One of the best abg videos on youtube thanks

[@Boxmedicine]

Thanks!

[@reannestanley4877]

the best explanation made ever! so simple but effective way to remember
the examples also helped a bunch

[@safemode3651]

Such an amazing video! Finally understood ABGs.

[@hemanthabandara9144]

Very well explained ,Very good teaching

[@iloveu975]

What an amazing video, I am extremely grateful for coming across this video! It's people like you that make studying medicine worthwhile and bearable, I really appreciate the efforts you put into these videos to help us students! Congrats and please keep making videos, I am sure you will be in the TOP medicine video categories very soon.

[@Boxmedicine]

iloveu975 Thanks! Receiving such positive feedback is what keeps us going, as it means we're actually helping. We'll be continuing to make more videos and I hope you find them all just as useful. All the best! Danny.

[@dinnysusan1685]

Absolutely amazing... Made it very simple....god bless you

[@santyguita]

Great video. It was fun, interesting, British talked and very helpful. Thank you

[@starman9858]

You made my day Dr, the video is so perfect

[@savindrachathu7653]

Amazing video and you explained everything really well. Thank you so much!

[@ebiteiigbosi3414]

Thanks for this video, makes it easy to understand.

[@jimsalva279]

I really appreciate your time and effort!!!

[@sophiehamilton1327]

Absolute eureka moment. Thanks a bunch!

[@CTPEP6]

PaCO2 is in kPa. Normal range in mmHg is 35-45

[@nuriacb7880]

In America but not in England

[@amanid.m3323]

Oh thank you very much! I really enjoyed watching and analysing! such a wonderful video :)

[@amjidali3869]

Such great easy leacture

[@UMBUBA]

Thank you sir, that’s was tremendously helpful!!!

[@cristianbindar5393]

Amazing! Nice work!

[@ridaallauddin5364]

well explained!

[@ektopia]

Really helpful. Thank you.

[@YAHREIGNS7]

Great video, Thanks Mate

[@hythamsaidmzee1646]

This is amazing. Thank you.

[@smriteerai7647]

Thank you soo much..

[@evancarson4371]

No mention of PaO2 and O2 sat. You should say something about that too, for the sake of completeness. Otherwise the video should be titled " Diagnosing acid-base disturbances with the use of the ABGs. You should also say a few words about base excess

[@rainbowcolours259]

Very informative, thank you

[@hanandarweesh9762]

Thanks alot

[@katsukiyo]

OMG thank you so much! Yes! Finally! :)

[@svgs14]

Thank you heaps

[@LuismsmC]

Mixed alkalosis and acidosis can also turn out to produce a normal ph. And you can have an alkalosis in the presence of an acidosis and an acidic blood, which could perfectly be your first example (specially in an acute setting, in which HCo3 would not have time to rise so much in order to compensate). You don't cover these possibilities.

[@emilygross7575]

brilliant thanks!

[@Sols_MD]

Cool video👍👍👍

[@madhumallu]

excellent

[@sarehshahmoradi9635]

Amazing, for years I had problems with interpreting ABG and none has taught it better than you.

[@MH-os5kw]

i finally understand it

[@neiljolly3281]

thank you so much!

[@Heresheis0818]

Thank you 🙏🏿

[@markpittman5657]

I’m an ENP working in an isolated minors unit where anyone turns up. Therefore I needed to complete an ALS course. ABG’s were the bane of my life because I don’t use them but need to understand ABGs for the course. This has been a life saver. Thank you very much for simplifying it.

[@Shaukat7865]

Awesome video.... I finally understood ABGs.. Thanks doc

[@lydia373]

thanks a lot, great teaching. the repetitive case scenarios were key to helping this sink in, thanks!

[@saboorajalal3797]

Explained really well. Thank you for the sorted out easy steps

[@lorrainemadley7334]

Great, probably helped me get through my ALS course!

[@tehillatv6906]

This is great! Thank you

[@aliadil980]

excellent vid thanks alot its so helpfull

[@abijeyarajan2173]

Good explanation. Thank you 😄

[@52092916]

Very very good.... Got stunned

[@priscillaolivia4264]

very good !

[@drsivaks]

This helps

[@dramit2882]

Awesome