Neonatal Respiratory Tools

Neonatal / Pediatric VBG Analyzer

Interpret neonatal and pediatric venous blood gases with age-aware acid-base framing, PvCO₂ trend guidance, bicarbonate and base excess interpretation, and clear warnings about why venous PO₂ should not be used for oxygenation decisions. Pair this with the CBG Analyzer, Cord Gas Analyzer, and Pre/Post-Ductal Analyzer for a complete neonatal gas workflow.

Optional reference

Typical neonatal / pediatric VBG ranges

Open ranges ↓

Venous values are best used for pH, bicarbonate, base excess, and CO₂ trend. Venous PO₂ is not a substitute for PaO₂. Use these ranges as context, not a replacement for local neonatal or pediatric policy.

pH

~7.30–7.40

PvCO₂

40–55 mmHg

HCO₃⁻

20–26 mmol/L

Base excess

~−5 to +3

Neonatal venous values may run slightly more acidotic and CO₂-rich than arterial values. Need oxygenation context? Use the Pre/Post-Ductal Analyzer, P/F Ratio & Oxygenation Index, or the Neo/Peds Oxygenation Reference.

Example loaded: these are sample neonatal venous blood gas values for demonstration only. Replace them with real patient values, or clear the form before entering a new gas.

Primary interpretation

Enter neonatal or pediatric venous values, choose perfusion quality, and click Analyze to review bedside interpretation.
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