ABG test

An ABG test refers to

• sampling of the blood within the capillaries to measure the blood gas tension values

• sampling of the blood within the arteries to measure the blood gas tension value

• sampling the blood within the veins to measure the blood gas tension values

• all of the above

Arterial blood gas test includes

• arterial partial pressure of oxygen

• arterial partial pressure of carbon dioxide

• Blood's pH

• both a & b

• all of the above

Which of the following is measured by arterial blood gas test

• enzymatic level

• fluid level

• bicarbonate level

• blood pressure

ABG test is one of the most common test performed on patients in--------------

• in wards

• intensive care units

• in emergency rooms

• all of the above

For the ABG test the blood samples is drawn from which of the following artery

• femoral artery

• radial artery

• brachialartery

• both a & b

• all of the above

which of the following is a component of the ABG test

• hydrogen peroxide (H2o2)

• sulfate ion

• FIO2

• all of the above

• none of the above

Which of the following is not a component of the ABG test

• h202 (hydrogen peroxide)

• pH

• Paco2

• pao2

• bicarbonate

pH of the blood means

• acid balance

• base balance

• acid-base balance

• none of the above

Paco2 means

• fraction of inspired carbon dioxide

• fraction of expired carbon dioxide

• partial pressure of oxygen

• partial pressure of carbon dioxide

In arterial blood gas, paco2 & pco2 reflects the exchange of this gas through the----------

• lungs to blood stream

• lungs to the outside air

• lungs to the heart

• lungs and whole body