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  1. University of Pennsylvania College of Medicine: The Calculation Of Oxygen Content upennanesthesiology.typepad.com - The Calculation Of Oxygen Content
  2. ICU Medicus: Arterial Oxygen Content Calculator icumedicus.com - Arterial Oxygen Content Calculator
  3. All You Really Need to Know to Interpret Arterial Blood Gases (via Lakeside Press): How Much Oxygen Is In The Blood, And Is It Adequate For The Patient? lakesidepress.com - How Much Oxygen Is In The Blood, And Is It Adequate For The Patient?
  4. GlobalRPh.com: Arterial Oxygen Content globalrph.com - Arterial Oxygen Content
  5. BioInfoBank: The Effects Of Arterial Oxygen Content Upon Peripheral Locomotor Muscle Fatigue lib.bioinfo.pl - The Effects Of Arterial Oxygen Content Upon Peripheral Locomotor Muscle Fatigue
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Research Notes on Arterial Oxygen Content Calculator


The arterial oxygen content calculator is used to find the oxygen levels in blood.1 Oxygen is poorly soluble in water; therefore without other means of transport, it cannot be transported in blood in quantities needed to sustain life.1 That means comes in the form of hemoglobin.1

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  • The equation for the concentration of oxygen in arterial blood is: CaO2 = (SaO2 x Hgb x 1.34) + (0.003 x PaO2).1
  • Oxygen can bind to hemoglobin at any of four active sites on each molecule of hemoglobin.1
  • Other factors such as tissue perfusion and oxygen uptake and extraction can play significant roles in end organ function or dysfunction.1

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Research Notes References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 University of Pennsylvania College of Medicine: The Calculation Of Oxygen Content

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