Title : Crossover PO2, a measure of the variable effect of increased P50 on mixed venous PO2.

Pub. Date : 1977 Jan

PMID : 835887






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1 Crossover PO2, a measure of the variable effect of increased P50 on mixed venous PO2. PO-2 nuclear factor kappa B subunit 1 Homo sapiens
2 I demonstrate that in hypoxemic patients, especially if anemia and shock are present, the arterial Po2 may be less than the crossover Po2; thus, an increased blood P50, the Po2 at oxygen saturation of 50 per cent (pH 7.40, temperature 37 degrees C), cannot increase the mixed venous Po2. PO-2 nuclear factor kappa B subunit 1 Homo sapiens
3 I demonstrate that in hypoxemic patients, especially if anemia and shock are present, the arterial Po2 may be less than the crossover Po2; thus, an increased blood P50, the Po2 at oxygen saturation of 50 per cent (pH 7.40, temperature 37 degrees C), cannot increase the mixed venous Po2. PO-2 nuclear factor kappa B subunit 1 Homo sapiens
4 I demonstrate that in hypoxemic patients, especially if anemia and shock are present, the arterial Po2 may be less than the crossover Po2; thus, an increased blood P50, the Po2 at oxygen saturation of 50 per cent (pH 7.40, temperature 37 degrees C), cannot increase the mixed venous Po2. PO-2 nuclear factor kappa B subunit 1 Homo sapiens
5 I demonstrate that in hypoxemic patients, especially if anemia and shock are present, the arterial Po2 may be less than the crossover Po2; thus, an increased blood P50, the Po2 at oxygen saturation of 50 per cent (pH 7.40, temperature 37 degrees C), cannot increase the mixed venous Po2. Oxygen nuclear factor kappa B subunit 1 Homo sapiens
6 I demonstrate that in hypoxemic patients, especially if anemia and shock are present, the arterial Po2 may be less than the crossover Po2; thus, an increased blood P50, the Po2 at oxygen saturation of 50 per cent (pH 7.40, temperature 37 degrees C), cannot increase the mixed venous Po2. PO-2 nuclear factor kappa B subunit 1 Homo sapiens