ABGs in Real Life: What These Disorders Look Like Clinically

Описание: ABGs don’t exist in isolation — they show up in real patients with real symptoms, and the NCLEX expects you to recognize both.

In this lesson, you’ll learn what respiratory and metabolic acid–base disorders look like clinically, so you can connect ABG numbers to patient presentation and priority decisions.

This video builds on ABG interpretation and focuses on assessment findings, clinical signs, and the WHY behind them — not memorization.

In this video, you’ll learn:

✔ Clinical signs of respiratory acidosis and why they occur
✔ What patients with respiratory alkalosis look like at the bedside
✔ How metabolic acidosis presents in conditions like DKA and sepsis
✔ Key assessment findings in metabolic alkalosis
✔ How the body compensates — and when compensation fails
✔ How the NCLEX links ABGs + assessment + priority actions

This lesson is part of the Fluids, Electrolytes & ABGs series, designed to help nursing students think clinically, reduce panic, and improve exam performance.

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