Arterial vs. Venous Blood: What Matters in veterinary CPR?

FREE checklist on diagnosis of shock [PDF] can be DOWNLOADED here: https://academy.vetemcrit.com/shockch... FREE Acid-Base Analysis Workshop: https://academy.vetemcrit.com/free-wo... Check out our free veterinary emergency tools, protocols, and articles: https://vetemcrit.com Free training on intravenous potassium supplementation: https://academy.vetemcrit.com/iv-pota... If you're new to my channel, I am Igor Yankin, a small animal emergency and critical care specialist based in Texas. You might know me as the founder of vetemcrit.com, where I’ve spent the last several years creating evidence-based tools, case discussions, and training for veterinarians working on the front lines of emergency and critical care. My story in ECC started back in 2010 when I worked full-time ER shifts. After five intense years, I completed a small animal rotating internship at Oregon State University, followed by an ECC residency at the University of Florida. Since 2019, I’ve been practicing as a veterinary criticalist. Over the years, I’ve noticed that what most ER vets and techs need isn’t just more information — it’s a way to connect, discuss real cases, and keep growing together without judgment. That realization inspired me to create something new — a space where emergency and critical care professionals can come together, learn, and support each other in a meaningful way. That space is now called the VetEmCrit Academy — a growing community for those who want to stay sharp, confident, and connected in ECC practice. If you’re ready to see what’s inside and how it works, learn more by going to https://academy.vetemcrit.com/join Previous videos: Key steps in IV potassium supplementation:    • Conventional approach to IV potassium supp...   Bicarbonate therapy:    • Sodium Bicarbonate: Risks, Benefits, and C...   Join Dr. Igor Yankin as he explores the role of point of care blood work during CPR in dogs. Learn about the differences between arterial and venous blood gas values and their clinical significance. The video discusses a study published in the Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care involving 24 dogs and investigates whether venous blood can be a substitute for arterial blood in CPR. Discover how statistically significant differences may not always lead to changes in clinical practice and how venous blood tests can simplify CPR procedures. Tune in for valuable insights into the use of blood gas values and the implications for veterinary CPR. 00:00 Introduction to VETEMCRIT Academy 00:08 Exploring Point of Care Blood Work During CPR 01:01 Study Overview and Methodology 02:27 Key Findings from the Study 03:00 Statistical vs. Clinical Significance 05:24 Implications for Clinical Practice 06:08 Conclusion and Further Research FREE Acid-base analysis workshop: https://academy.vetemcrit.com/free-wo... DOWNLOAD FREE checklist on diagnosis of shock [PDF] here: https://academy.vetemcrit.com/shockch... Download a FREE Nasogastric/nasoesophageal placement checklist in dogs and cats [PDF] here: https://academy.vetemcrit.com/ng #VetEmCrit #IVPotassium #VeterinaryEmergency #VetCare #CriticalCare