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Analyses of Acid-Base Disturbances
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Haukeland University Hospital, 17th January 2017
Hans-Peter Marti Renal Unit Haukeland University Hospital Bergen
Analyses of Acid-Base Disturbances
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• Metabolismengirproduksjonavsyreikroppen• pHmålikevelholdeskonstant
• KroppenmåkviCesegmedsyre– Lunger:CO2utskilles– Nyrer:Ikke-flykMgesyrer(urinsyre,melkesyreetc)
H2O+CO2 HCO3 +H- +H2CO3
Lungemedisinsk avdeling
Hvordantablodgassprøve?
• Vanligvisart.radialis
• Vurderlokalanestesi
Lungemedisinsk avdeling
….…hypervenMlaMonwithrespiratoryalkalosis!
Allenstest • Holdhåndenhøyt,knyChånden
• Komprimerbåderadialisogulnaris
• Senkhåndenogåpnehånden
• Slippoppforulnaris• Håndenskalfåfargeigjeninnen6sek
Lungemedisinsk avdeling
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Lungemedisinsk avdeling
• Prøvemateriale– Arterie,kapillærellervenøs
• Luftisprøyten?– Ikkeover5%volum?
• Temperatur– Leggespåis
pH 7,36-7,44 pCO2 4,5-6,1 kPa Base Excess (BE) -3 – 3 mmol/L HCO3
- 22-26 mmol/L pO2 11-13 kPa Hb 11,7 – 15,3 g/dL (K)
13,4 – 17,0 g/dL (M)
SO2 95-100% FCOHb <1,5 % for ikke-
røykere Na 137-145 mmol/L K 3,5-5 mmol/L Cl 98-109 mmol/L iCa (pH7,4 normert) 1,13-1,28 Glu 4,0-6,0 Lac 0,4-1,3 PO2/FO2-ratio > 40++ AG 5,0 – 20/21 mmol/L
Referanseverdi
ABG Acid-Base Eval Josuah Steinberg
Blood pH - Acid Base Disturbance Calculator By Remarkable Edge, Lda
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Version 1.4 Jan, 2015
pCO2: 1 kPa = 7.5 mmHg
PrinciplesofAcid-BaseDisorders
• Acidemia:serumpH<7.36• Alkalemia:serumpH>7.44
• Acidosis:pathologicprocessthatlowers[HCO3
-]orraisesPaCO2• Alkalosis:pathologicprocessthatraises[HCO3
-]orlowersPaCO2
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Cl-
Algorithm for simple (not mixed) Acid-Base Disorders
BE↓ BE↑
BE↑ BE↓
Compensation adequate?
Cl- = N or ↑ ?
pCO2: 1 kPa = 7.5 mmHg; 1 mmHg = 0.13 kPa
How common is metabolic acidosis in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD)?
Hyperchloremic (AG normal) vs. Normochloremic (AG ↑) Acidosis
Normal Normochloremic acidosis: Anion gap (AG) increased
Hyperchloremic acidosis: Anion gap (AG) normal
[Na+ + K+] - [Cl- + HCO3 -] = AG (12±4)
AG 25 Na+
140
HCO3 -
15
Cl-
105
AG 15 Na+
140 HCO3
-
25
Cl-
105
AG 15 Na+
140 HCO3 -
15 Cl-
115
(5-20 mmol/L)
Anion Gap (AG) and Albumin
A lower serum AG (all anions - all cations) can occur due to decreased concentration of anions, which is most often due to hypoalbuminemia.
The serum AG falls by about 2.5 mmol/L for every 10 g/L reduction in the serum albumin (normal: 39-48g/L) concentration.
Correct anion gap = Observed anion gap + 0.25 (normal albumin-observed albumin) for albumin measured in g/L
Urine anion gap <0
Urine anion gap ≥0
Urine anion gap ≥0
AG>20
Cl-↑ Cl- No
Renal Tubular Acidoses (RTA): Types I, II and IV
Type II
Type IV
Type I
Drug-induced: ACEI, ARB, spironolactone
Renal Tubular Acidosis (RTA): Hyperchloremic (AG normal)
K+
AGurine
Read also: Soleimani, AJKD 2016
Palmer BF, Clegg DJ. N Engl J Med 2015;373:548-559.
Phases of Metabolic Acidosis in Patients with Diabetes
Eksempel
Lungemedisinsk avdeling
? pH = 7,32
PCO2 = 8,5-
HCO3 = 35BE = 7,5PO2 = 8,8
Vurdereblodgasser
Lungemedisinsk avdeling
• Spm1.Acidoseelleralkalose?• Spm2.Erforstyrrelsenrespiratorisk,metabolskellerkombinert
– PCO2omv.prop.medalveolærvenMlasjon– HCO3ogBE– Hva”passer”medaktuellepHverdi?
• Hvismetabolskacidose– Aniongap?
Vurdereblodgasser
Lungemedisinsk avdeling
pH PCO2 BE
Resp.acidose <7,35 >6
Resp.alkalose >7,45 <4,7
Met.acidose <7,35 <-2
Met.alkalose >7,45 >+2
Kompensering
• Respiratorisk– ½time–12Mmer– PCO2økesmed0,09kPaforhver1meq/løketHCO3
• Metabolsk– 3Mmer–3døgn– HCO3økermed1meq/lforhver1,3øketPaCO2
Vurdereblodgasser
• HvasåhvispHernøytralmensPCO2ogBEerpatologisk?– Fullkompensertacidose/alkalose?
Eksempel
pHPCO2
= 7,32= 8,5= 35HCO3
-
Acidose
BE = 7,5
PO2 = 8,8
Eksempel
pH = 7,32PCO2 = 8,5HCO3
- = 35BE = 7,5PO2 = 8,8
Acidose
Alkalose
Konklusjon:Respiratoriskacidose,delviskompensert
Eksempel
pHPCO2
= 7,52= 4,0= 20HCO3
-
Alkalose
BE = -4,5PO2 = 12,8
Eksempel
pH = 7,52PCO2 = 4,0HCO3
- = 20BE = -4,5PO2 = 12,8
Alkalose
Acidose
Konklusjon:Respiratoriskalkalose,delviskompensert
”Aniongap”ernormalt<20
Anion Kation Diff
Na+ 140
K+ 4 Cl- 104 HCO3- 24 Sum 128 144 16
Dessuten Protein Org. syrer
Fosfater, sulfater
Ca K
Mg
Metabolskacidose
Anion gap > 20 – Uremi– Ketoacidose– Intox
§ Metanol§ Etylenglykol§ Salicyl
– Melkesyre§ Sepsis,hjertesvikt
Anion gap < 20 – HCO3 tap(diare)– Medikamenter(Diamox)– Hyperalimentering– Renaltubulæracidose
-
Anion gap = Na+ + K+ - (Cl- + HCO3 ) -
Metabolskalkalose
• TapavHCl– Dehydrering(oppkastea)
• Diuretika• Hypokalemi,hyperkalsemi(milk-alkalisyndrom)• Alkaliinntak(bikarbonat)• Hypovolemi
pH 7,36-7,44
pCO2 4,5-6,1kPa
BaseExcess(BE) -3–3mmol/L
HCO3- 22-26mmol/L
pO2 11-13kPa
Hb 11,7–15,3g/dL(K)13,4–17,0g/dL(M)
SO2 95-100%
FCOHb <1,5%forikke-røykere
Na 137-145mmol/L
K 3,5-5mmol/L
Cl 98-109mmol/L
iCa(pH7,4normert) 1,13-1,28
Glu 4,0-6,0
Lac 0,4-1,3
PO2/FO2-raMo >40++
AG 5,0–20/21mmol/L
Referanseverdi
pH PCO2 BEResp.acidose <7,35 >6Resp.alkalose >7,45 <4,7Met.acidose <7,35 <-2Met.alkalose >7,45 >+2
Compensation adequate?
pCO2: 1 kPa = 7.5 mmHg
pCO2 = 7.23 kPa = 54 mmHg (34-46) = approx. +14mmHg↑
HCO3- = 31 mmHg (22-26) = approx. +7mmHg↑ = adequate for chronic respiratory acidosis
Summary: Acid-Base Disturbances
pH = pK‘ + log [HCO3
-]
0.03 PaCO2