07-16-2009, 01:55 PM
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Mixed Venous O2
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a. 573 b. 563 c. 150 d. 95 e. 45 Please discuss. Source: ITE 1996 Book A Q 67
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100% oxygen for 10 min doesn't change your arterial O2 content by much. A normal adult will still have a svo2 around 70-75, or an O2 tension around 40-45. |
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