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Identify which, if any, of the measuring electrodes in a blood gas analyzer has/have the following attributes. Circle, highlight, or boldface the appropriate electrodes: 1. **pH** PCO2 PO2 involve pH measurement 2. pH **PCO2** PO2 involve a current measurement (amperometric) 3. pH PCO2 **PO2** involve a voltage measurement 4. pH PCO2 **PO2** require a semi-permeable silicone membrane 5. pH PCO2 **PO2** incorporates an integral/self-contained reference or counter-electrode 6. pH PCO2 **PO2** utilizes a separate independent reference electrode 7. pH PCO2 **PO2** involves a chemical reaction at the electrode surface 8. pH PCO2 **PO2** requires an external applied voltage to enable signal measurement 9. pH PCO2 **PO2** signal governed by the Nernst Equation 10. pH **PCO2** **PO2** referred to as the Severinghaus and Clark electrodes, respectively 11. pH PCO2 **PO2** requires only a one-point calibration 12. pH PCO2 **PO2** made of platinum 13. pH PCO2 **PO2** measured at 37 deg C. 14. pH PCO2 **PO2** uses liquid buffers for calibration 15. pH PCO2 **PO2** calibration setpoint generally dependent on barometric pressure

          Identify which, if any, of the measuring electrodes in a blood gas analyzer has/have the following attributes. Circle, highlight, or boldface the appropriate electrodes:
1. **pH**  PCO2    PO2 involve pH measurement
2. pH    **PCO2**     PO2 involve a current measurement (amperometric)
3. pH    PCO2     **PO2** involve a voltage measurement
4. pH    PCO2     **PO2** require a semi-permeable silicone membrane
5. pH    PCO2     **PO2** incorporates an integral/self-contained reference or counter-electrode
6. pH    PCO2     **PO2** utilizes a separate independent reference electrode
7. pH    PCO2     **PO2** involves a chemical reaction at the electrode surface
8. pH    PCO2     **PO2** requires an external applied voltage to enable signal measurement
9. pH    PCO2     **PO2** signal governed by the Nernst Equation
10. pH    **PCO2**     **PO2** referred to as the Severinghaus and Clark electrodes, respectively
11. pH    PCO2     **PO2** requires only a one-point calibration
12. pH    PCO2     **PO2** made of platinum
13. pH    PCO2     **PO2** measured at 37 deg C.
14. pH    PCO2     **PO2** uses liquid buffers for calibration
15. pH    PCO2     **PO2** calibration setpoint generally dependent on barometric pressure
        
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Identify which, if any, of the measuring electrodes in a blood gas analyzer has/have the following attributes. Circle, highlight, or boldface the appropriate electrodes: 1. **pH** PCO2 PO2 involve pH measurement 2. pH **PCO2** PO2 involve a current measurement (amperometric) 3. pH PCO2 **PO2** involve a voltage measurement 4. pH PCO2 **PO2** require a semi-permeable silicone membrane 5. pH PCO2 **PO2** incorporates an integral/self-contained reference or counter-electrode 6. pH PCO2 **PO2** utilizes a separate independent reference electrode 7. pH PCO2 **PO2** involves a chemical reaction at the electrode surface 8. pH PCO2 **PO2** requires an external applied voltage to enable signal measurement 9. pH PCO2 **PO2** signal governed by the Nernst Equation 10. pH **PCO2** **PO2** referred to as the Severinghaus and Clark electrodes, respectively 11. pH PCO2 **PO2** requires only a one-point calibration 12. pH PCO2 **PO2** made of platinum 13. pH PCO2 **PO2** measured at 37 deg C. 14. pH PCO2 **PO2** uses liquid buffers for calibration 15. pH PCO2 **PO2** calibration setpoint generally dependent on barometric pressure
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00:01 Hello students, let's look at the question.
00:03 So, to keep the ph electrode always keep, firstly always keep ph electrode moisture.
00:22 And it's stored and stored electrode in a solution of solution of 4mk.
00:39 Here electrode stored if 4m kcel is not available then use ph of 4 or 7 buffer solution do not store electrode in distilled or deionized water why because it will cause ion to leach out of the glass bulb and render electrode useless...
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