Table 2.

Blood gasses and chemistry of rats during hemorrhagic shock/resuscitation protocol

		Conventional	Anaerobic	AN+CO2
pH	BL		7.43 [7.39–7.47]
	Shock		7.25 [7.15–7.28]
	Early resuscitation	7.05 [6.96–7.18]	†7.23 [7.09–7.36]	†7.25 [7.13–7.31]
	Late resuscitation	7.13 [6.97–7.32]	†7.36 [7.27–7.41]	†7.37 [7.33–7.42]
PCO2, mmHg	BL		38.7 [35.7–44.0]
	Shock		30.2 [27.8–33.1]
	Early resuscitation	36.8 [32.8–43.7]	36.9 [34.1–64.8]	33.7 [31.4–39.7]
	Late resuscitation	40.4 [37.0–48.8]	41.2 [34.3–53.5]	37.9 [31.2–40.4]
PO2, mmHg	BL		93.8 [87.0–101.0]
	Shock		118.0 [106.0–128.0]
	Early resuscitation	91.9 [87.5–96.3]	90.2 [69.0–108.0]	*,‡109.0 [102.0–125.0]
	Late resuscitation	56.6 [44.0–68.1]	†82.4 [65.9–89.7]	†89.7 [78.9–114.0]
Glucose, mg/dL	BL		199 [176–230]
	Shock		450 [328–556]
	Early resuscitation	415 [267–450]	392 [344–577]	423 [170–529]
	Late resuscitation	315 [186–330]	294 [221–459]	350 [183–459]
K+, mEq/L	BL		4.3 [4.1–4.7]
	Shock		5.1 [4.6–5.7]
	Early resuscitation	6.0 [5.5–6.3]	†5.2 [4.8–5.5]	†4.5 [4.3–5.2]
	Late resuscitation	6.4 [5.4–7.1]	†4.8 [4.6–5.3]	†4.7 [3.9–5.1]
Na+, mEq/L	BL		138 [136–139]
	Shock		134 [133–136]
	Early resuscitation	136 [135–140]	134 [130–136]	136 [133–140]
	Late resuscitation	137 [136–141]	137 [134–139]	137 [134–138]
Ca2+, mEq/L	BL		2.03 [1.80–2.19]
	Shock		2.36 [2.11–2.48]
	Early resuscitation	1.94 [1.83–1.97]	1.95 [1.68–2.14]	2.12 [1.8–2.23]
	Late resuscitation	1.64 [1.57–2.00]	*2.01 [1.87–2.43]	*1.89 [1.80–2.35]
Cl−, mEq/L	BL		102 [101–103]
	Shock		100 [99–104]
	Early resuscitation	101 [99–103]	100 [95–103]	100 [98–103]
	Late resuscitation	103 [99–107]	103 [99–107]	102 [100–105]

^*P<0.05 vs. conventional.

^†P<0.01 vs. conventional.

^‡Is used to denote the significant difference (P<0.01) in PO₂ between AN+CO₂ and AN at the Early resuscitation timepoint.

Data are presented as median with 95% confidence interval.