Why is arterial blood preferred for blood gas analysis

An arterial blood gas (ABG) examination computes the oxygen and carbon dioxide planes in your blood as well as your blood's pH equilibrium. The example is taken from an artery, not a vein, and healthcare providers naturally order it in certain disaster situations. For an arterial blood gas examination done on equipment supplied by Blood Gas Analyser Suppliers, a respiratory therapist will take an example of blood from one of your arteries. This is because there are advanced oxygen planes in blood from an artery than blood from a vein.

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