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An arterial puncture provides direct measurement of what?
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pH, PaCO2, and PaO2
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What does PaCO2 evaluate?
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Ventilation
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What does PcO2 evaluate?
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Oxygenation
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What are the primary sites for obtaining an ABG sample?
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The radial, brachial, of femoral arteries
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What kind of "stick" is often used on infants?
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Capillary sample/ Heel stick
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What does a capillary sample evaluate?
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An infant's pH and PCO2 level
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Where is the ideal placement of an umbilical artery catheter on a newborn?
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The L-3, above the bifurcation of the aorta
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