Arterial versus capillary sampling for analysing blood gas pressures

Lactate measurement: arterial versus capillary blood

Lactate is the end product of the metabolic process of glucose utilization, known as anaerobic glycolysis, which occurs in the cytosol of all cells. In well-oxygenated tissues this lactate is metabolized further, but if tissues are inadequately oxygenated, lactate accumulates locally and blood concentration rises. As a sensitive but non-specific blood marker of tissue hypoxia, point-ofcare (POC...

Blood gas estimations from arterialized capillary blood versus arterial puncture: are they different?

Interpretation of Arterial Blood Gas

تجزیه و تحلیل گازهای خون اطلاعات مهمی را در مورد اکسیژناسیون شریانی و تعادل اسید - باز در دست ما قرار می دهد. در ک این داده ها بخشی اساسی از مراقبت پرستاری در اکثر بیماران است. هنوز برای بسیاری از پرستاران، تفسیر نتایج گازهای خون شریانی همانند یک جدول پیچیده بوده و در مواقعی که بررسی تمام نتایج در اسرع وقت مورد نیاز باشد، این مشکل بیشتر نمایان می شود.

Lactate measurement: arterial versus venous blood sampling

Lactate is the end product of the metabolic process of glucose utilization, known as anaerobic glycolysis, which occurs in the cytoplasm of all cells. In well-oxygenated tissues this lactate is metabolized further, but if tissues are inadequately oxygenated, lactate accumulates locally and blood concentration increases. As a blood marker of tissue hypoxia, lactate measurement has long-establish...

Changes in transcutaneous oxygen tension during capillary blood-gas sampling.

With a Radiometer TCM-1 oxygen monitor, we followed the fluctuations in transcutaneous oxygen tension (ptcO2) during capillary blood collection from a heel prick. Thirty premature infants who presented with some respiratory compromise showed unpredictably increased (43 of 125 observations) or decreased (82 of 125 observations) values during this blood-sampling process. The fluctuation exceeded ...