As you interpret an ABG for an interfacility transport patient, you begin by looking at the pH value. You remember that this value will allow you to determine: Whether your patient is in alkalosis or acidosisWhether your patient’s acid-base imbalance is respiratory or metabolic in natureWhether your patient’s acid-base imbalance is uncompensated or partially compensatedWhether your patient’s acid-base imbalance will be fatal or not
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