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• Blood gas analysis
  In [[medicine]] and [[physiology]], '''blood gas analysis''' is "measurement of [[oxygen]] and [[carbon dioxide]] in the blood."<ref> ...be noted that arterial, rather than venous blood, is usually preferred for blood gas analysis. Inserting a needle into an artery is more technically difficult for the op
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• Blood gas analysis/Definition
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• Blood gas analysis/Related Articles
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  #REDIRECT [[Blood gas analysis]]
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• Blood gas
  #REDIRECT [[Blood gas analysis]]
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• Blood/Related Articles
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• Capnography
  The technique complements [[blood gas analysis]] by focusing on the actual gas exchange rather than carbon dioxide in bloo
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• Serum electrolyte panel
  [[Blood gas analysis]] complements the bicarbonate level with carbon dioxide values.
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• Pulse oximetry
  ...home care, and in the operating room. They complement more sophisticated [[blood gas analysis]]. Particularly in anesthesia or advanced field medicine where an artifici ...its introduction, a patient's oxygenation could only be determined by an [[blood gas analysis|arterial blood gas]], a single point measure which typically took a minimum
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• Blood gas analysis
  In [[medicine]] and [[physiology]], '''blood gas analysis''' is "measurement of [[oxygen]] and [[carbon dioxide]] in the blood."<ref> ...be noted that arterial, rather than venous blood, is usually preferred for blood gas analysis. Inserting a needle into an artery is more technically difficult for the op
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• Pulmonary function test
  * [[Blood gas analysis]]
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• Diabetic ketoacidosis
  Venous [[blood gas analysis]] may be used in place of arterial [[blood gas analysis]] and serum chemistry.<ref name="pmid21951652">{{cite journal| author=Mench
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• Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon/March 4, 2009/Uncategorized
  *[[Blood gas analysis/Definition]]
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• Critical care
  Several measures are available based on [[blood gas analysis]].
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