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[PDF File]County and City Base and Excess Distribution (S-2) - Idaho
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Total County Excess Distribution: County and City Base and Excess Distribution (S-2) Quarter Ending: March 31, 2012. Statewide Dollar Distribution Information: City and County Total Actual Base: Population all Cities July 2009: City and County Distribution: Note:Calculations may not agree due to rounding. 1-Most current census info.
[PDF File]County and City Base and Excess Distribution (S-2)
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Total County Excess Distribution: County and City Base and Excess Distribution (S-2) Quarter Ending: December 31, 2013. Statewide Dollar Distribution Information: City and County Total Actual Base: Population all Cities July 2012: City and County Distribution: Note:Calculations may not agree due to rounding. 1-Most current census info.
[PDF File]County Base and Excess Distribution (S-2) - Idaho
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County Base and Excess Distribution (S-2) Quarter Ending: September 30, 2019 Statewide Dollar Distribution Information: ... 1-Most current census info. 2-Lesser of 1.05 or total City/Cnty dist divided by total City/Cnty hypo base. 3-Col. 2 divided by statwide pop. of Counties or Cities. 4-Col. 6 X total City or Cnty excess. EPB0067611-12-2020:
Base-excess chloride; the best approach to evaluate the effect of ...
the acid-base status: 1) the use of accepted limits of serum Cl values; 2) chloride corrections, such as Cl deficiency/excess (Cl def/exc) and Cl modification (Cl mod); 3) the serum sodium (Na)-Cl difference, such as base-excess chloride (BE Cl); and 4) the serum Cl/Na ratio [1–5]. Each of these approaches has different fundamental concepts.
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Because threshold levels of base excess (eg, –12 mmol/L) have been associated with an increased risk of neonatal neurologic injury, this approach provides a framework for the assessment of fetal ...
[PDF File]Understanding base excess (BE): merits and pitfalls
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Generally, BE range between + 2 mmol/L is − 2 and considered normal. Clinical examples of abnormal BE values are reported in Fig. 1. Base excess can either be expressed for whole blood— BE(B), which does not consider the interaction of blood with the interstitial uid, or for the entire extracellular
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base excess, 1,15,27 which reflects the role of hemo - globin as a buffer in the extracellular fluid. De-pending on the algorithm used, standard base excess is calculated as 30 to 50 g per liter ...
Acid-Base Alterations in Pulmonary Disease - Chest
there is a minimal elevation of base excess, indi cating a slight metabolic alkalosis due to renal compensation. The increased base excess is min imized by the low oxygen saturation which tends to cause a metabolic acidosis and in tum lower base excess,' Over-all, she has a severe acidosis. 2. Respiratory Acidosis, completely compensated.
[PDF File]Diagnostic Use of Base Excess in Acid Base Disorders
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an assessed base excess now known as standard base excess, 1,15,27 which reflects the role of hemo - globin as a buffer in the extracellular fluid. De-pending on the algorithm used, standard base excess is calculated as 30 to 50 g per liter, which is essentially the estimated hemoglobin concen-tration in the extracellular fluid (one third of the
[PDF File]ACID-BASE - EMCrit Blog
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acid-base 1. base excess (be) = measure of metabolic acid-base status 2. key metabolic factor = plasma strong-ion difference 3. weak acids are also important for metabolic acid-base changes 4. change in b.e. = changes in sid and the amount of weak acid 6. the difference between na+ and cl- ion conc = predominant sid 7.
[PDF File]BASE EXCESS, A MARKER OF CHRONIC HYPERCAPNIC RESPIRATORY FAILURE AND ...
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2) by NPPV is still a topic of controversy [10]. Usually, CHRF is assessed via the determination of daytime Pa,CO 2, which is prone to fluctuations depending on the patient’s momentary condition and inspiratory drive. In contrast, base excess (BE), representing the degree of metabolic compensation of respira-
[PDF File]Understanding base excess (BE): merits and pitfalls - Springer
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Generally, BE range between + 2 mmol/L is − 2 and considered normal. Clinical examples of abnormal BE values are reported in Fig. 1. Base excess can either be expressed for whole blood— BE(B), which does not consider the interaction of blood with the interstitial uid, or for the entire extracellular
[PDF File]ACID BASE SHEET - EMCrit Project
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base excess . IF SIG>2, THIS IS A SIG METABOLIC ACIDOSIS . Uremia, DKA, AKA, (Note: Beta‐Hydroxybutyrate [BHB] can be subtracted directly from the SIG, Acetoacetate is still unquantified) Tox ‐ASA, ethylene glycol, methanol, propylene glycol (ativan, v alium, dilantin infusions), iron, INH, &
Diagnostic Use of Base Excess in Acid Base Disorders
the value of standard base excess and includes several case vignettes that show the benefit of the base-excess approach in clinical practice. Historical Perspective To understand the development of standard base excess, one should be familiar with the history of acid–base assessment in the 1950s and 1960s.13-23 In 1952, a
Arterial Blood Gas Reference Range - Beaumont Laboratory
Base Excess 0-Adult:-2 - +2 mmol/L O 2 Hb 0-Adult: 95-98% CO Hb Non Smoker: Less than 1.5% Heavy Smoker: Less than 9% Toxic: Greater than 20% Met Hb 0-Adult: 0-2% Hb Female: 12.1-15.0 gm/dL Male: 13.5-17.0 gm/dL Pediatric Normal Values: 0-1 day: 14.6-22.7 gm/dL 2-14 days: 13.2-21.3 gm/dL
[PDF File]Modern acid base interpretation - Evelina London
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Albumin effect on base excess = (42 – Albumin g/L) x 0.25 = + mEq/L Therefore a low albumin is alkalinizing. Rule of thumb: Every 10 g/L fall of albumin will increase the base excess by 2.5 mEq/L Alternatively the effect of “unmeasured anions” can be quantified by the partitioned base excess by the difference between all
[PDF File]Blood lactate, pH, base excess and pCO2 as prognostic indicators in ...
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concerning the blood levels of pH (7.22 vs 7.00), base excess (−9vs−18mmol/L), pCO 2 (46 vs 62mmHg) and L-lactate (5.6 vs 16mmol/L). Maternal ketoacidosis due to PT has a negative impact on the survival rate of the offspring. This appears to be associated to a metabolic acidosis of the offspring. However, the only blood parameter in which there
Arterial Blood Gases - SAGE Journals
2 greater than 40mmHg. Base Excess (BE) The BE is defined as the amount of acid or base (in mmol) required to titrate 1 L of blood to pH 7.4, at 37oC and pCO 2 of 40mmHg. The calculation of BE is dependent on haemoglobin, pH and pCO 2. The BE does not distinguish a primary metabolic
[PDF File]PCO2 AND CALCULATED VALUES FOR HCO3, TCO2, BASE EXCESS AND ANION GAP
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total carbon dioxide of plasma. Measurement of TCO2 as part of an electrolyte profile is useful chiefly to evaluate HCO3 concentration. TCO2 and HCO3 are useful in the assessment of acid-base im bal ance (along with pH and PCO2) and electrolyte imbalance. Base excess of the extracellular fluid or standard base excess is defined as the ...
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