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Tag Archives: Large A-a gradient

Lab case 156 – Interpretation

Posted on August 9, 2017 by Yusuf Mamoojee

27 year old with GCS 7 but haemodynamically stable presents with Continue reading →

Posted in Advanced EM Cases, Lab Cases | Tagged A-a gradient, Aa gradient, acid, acid-base, aspiration, base, diffusion defect, emergency, emergency medicine, HAGMA, ketones, lactate, Large A-a gradient, osmolar gap, pneumonia, renal failure, respiratory compenation, sepsis, shunt, toxins, VQ mismatch

Lab Case 56 – Interpretation

Posted on April 29, 2015 by Yusuf Mamoojee

Critically unwell patient with low GCS Continue reading →

Posted in Advanced EM Cases, Lab Cases | Tagged acid, base, carbon monxide poisoning, emergency, emergency medicine, high anion gap, Large A-a gradient, metabolic acidosis, respiartory acidosis

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