Blood pH vs ABG Pro Usage & Stats

With Blood pH, you can quickly determine the acid-base disorders of your patient, follow their evolution graphically, and see whether it’s adequately compensating for them. If it is not, Blood pH will also report the disturbance that’s preventing this. All this information is inserted visually, in a beautiful interactive graph, in order to let you better understand what’s happening. When appropriate, Blood pH also lets you calculate the Anion Gap or the A-A Difference, to obtain a better characterization of the source of the disturbance. Features: - Interactive color graph were you can plot, with a touch of the screen, your patient’s disturbance and see the relationship between pH, PaCO2, HCO3 and Standard Base Excess. - Choose between the physiological model (HCO3) or Standard Base Excess for plotting and calculate the disturbance. - Store previous disturbances and plot them on the screen to follow their evolution - Grayscale version of the graph, with increased contrast between elements - Share the color or grayscale graph as a PDF - Context sensitive Anion Gap and A-A Difference calculators to better characterize the disturbance - Insert pressures as mmHg or KPa - The A-A Difference calculator can use your current atmospheric pressure to improve its accuracy - Universal App with iPad and iPhone support

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Arterial Blood Gas Pro. Get the features of multiple apps in one. * Great tool for nurses, doctors and medical students * A-a Gradient Calculator * Interprets Arterial Blood Gas and Osmolar Gap including triple acid base problems. * Provides differential diagnosis of each disorder in your Arterial Blood Gas and Osmolar Gap. * Allows you to define Normal pCO2 and Bicarb range for ABG [Arterial Blood Gas] interpretation. * Corrects Anion Gap for Albumin(ie Albumin g/dL x 2.5 = normal AG) in the ABG [Arterial Blood Gas] values. * Calculates Anion Gap, Osmolar Gap, Delta Delta, Expected PCO2 and Expected Bicarb. This ABG [Arterial Blood Gas] and Osmolar Gap app has be "stress tested" against 100+ triple-acid base problems. This app has been developed by a ABIM Certified Internal Medicine Physician in the US and calculations are based on: Interpretation of arterial blood gas. Pramod Sood, Gunchan Paul, and Sandeep Puri (Indian J Crit Care Med. 2010 Apr-Jun; 14(2): 57 - 64) This application is for ABG [Arterial Blood Gas] and Osmolar Gap informational/educational purposes only. Please do not use to guide actual patient care and real life ABG interpretation. I take no responsibility for incorrect answers. Please notify me ASAP if do see incorrect answers in the ABG interpretation so that I may fix them. Please rate highly if you like the app.