Strong ion analysis of arterial blood gases. Decomposes metabolic acid-base disturbances into chloride, lactate, albumin, and unmeasured-ion effects using the Figge-Fencl-Stewart framework.
01
Blood gas
Required
pHArterial sample, 37 °C
PaCO2Partial pressure of carbon dioxide
mmHg
HCO3−Leave blank to derive from pH and PaCO2
mmol/L
03
Weak acids
ATOT
AlbuminDominant non-volatile weak acid
g/dL
PhosphateInorganic PO4, optional
mg/dL
02
Strong ions
Required
Strong cations
Na+★Sodium
mmol/L
K+Potassium, optional
mmol/L
iCa2+Ionized calcium, optional
mmol/L
Mg2+Magnesium, optional
mmol/L
Strong anions
Cl−★Chloride
mmol/L
Lactate ★Plasma lactate
mmol/L
Disclaimer
This tool implements the simplified Fencl-Stewart and Figge-Fencl formulations of the physicochemical acid-base model. It is intended to assist, not replace, clinical judgment. Results depend on the accuracy of the entered values and the assumptions of the Stewart framework, which remain debated. Always interpret alongside the full clinical picture, the traditional base-excess analysis, and institutional reference ranges. Do not enter patient identifiers. This tool performs all calculations in the browser and stores no data.