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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A Normal-Looking Blood Gas Can Hide Two Life-Threatening Problems at Once - Learn to Find Both Built for the resident reading a first arterial blood gas and the intensivist managing a patient with four simultaneous acid-base processes, this handbook connects buffer chemistry and renal-pulmonary regulation directly to bedside decisions. It develops a systematic, five-step diagnostic sequence and teaches exactly when to trust the traditional anion-gap approach versus the Stewart physicochemical framework, reconciling a debate most references leave unresolved. Every chapter moves from mechanism to the specific decision it demands. Worked clinical cases and a cross-referenced quick-decision atlas turn dense physiology into a repeatable bedside workflow. In This Handbook, You Will Learn How To Apply buffer chemistry and the renal-pulmonary axis - Henderson-Hasselbalch and net acid excretion explained as mechanism, not memorized as isolated formulas. Choose between the traditional and Stewart frameworks - a five-part comparison repeated throughout, showing exactly when strong-ion accounting earns its added complexity. Run the complete five-step blood gas sequence - anion gap correction, delta-delta analysis, and compensation checks that catch a second hidden process before it's missed. Distinguish euglycemic DKA, toxic alcohol ingestion, and metformin-associated lactic acidosis - mechanism-based differentials that don't rely on glucose or history alone. Separate chloride-responsive from chloride-resistant alkalosis - urine chloride interpretation, Bartter and Gitelman syndrome, and hyperaldosteronism worked to a specific diagnosis. Interpret a blood gas on ECMO, CRRT, or in the operating room - circuit-driven PaCO2 and citrate effects decoded so treatment isn't mistaken for disease. Connect potassium, calcium, and phosphate to acid-base status - coupled mechanisms that turn a scattered electrolyte panel into one diagnostic picture. Reason through genuinely complex, multi-system patients - capstone cases combining ten or more chapters' tools into a single bedside decision. Keep it within reach for the next blood gas that doesn't add up - the reasoning your sickest patients depend on, in one reference. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9780557975891
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A Normal-Looking Blood Gas Can Hide Two Life-Threatening Problems at Once - Learn to Find Both Built for the resident reading a first arterial blood gas and the intensivist managing a patient with four simultaneous acid-base processes, this handbook connects buffer chemistry and renal-pulmonary regulation directly to bedside decisions. It develops a systematic, five-step diagnostic sequence and teaches exactly when to trust the traditional anion-gap approach versus the Stewart physicochemical framework, reconciling a debate most references leave unresolved. Every chapter moves from mechanism to the specific decision it demands. Worked clinical cases and a cross-referenced quick-decision atlas turn dense physiology into a repeatable bedside workflow. In This Handbook, You Will Learn How To Apply buffer chemistry and the renal-pulmonary axis - Henderson-Hasselbalch and net acid excretion explained as mechanism, not memorized as isolated formulas. Choose between the traditional and Stewart frameworks - a five-part comparison repeated throughout, showing exactly when strong-ion accounting earns its added complexity. Run the complete five-step blood gas sequence - anion gap correction, delta-delta analysis, and compensation checks that catch a second hidden process before it's missed. Distinguish euglycemic DKA, toxic alcohol ingestion, and metformin-associated lactic acidosis - mechanism-based differentials that don't rely on glucose or history alone. Separate chloride-responsive from chloride-resistant alkalosis - urine chloride interpretation, Bartter and Gitelman syndrome, and hyperaldosteronism worked to a specific diagnosis. Interpret a blood gas on ECMO, CRRT, or in the operating room - circuit-driven PaCO2 and citrate effects decoded so treatment isn't mistaken for disease. Connect potassium, calcium, and phosphate to acid-base status - coupled mechanisms that turn a scattered electrolyte panel into one diagnostic picture. Reason through genuinely complex, multi-system patients - capstone cases combining ten or more chapters' tools into a single bedside decision. Keep it within reach for the next blood gas that doesn't add up - the reasoning your sickest patients depend on, in one reference. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9780557975891
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