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Therefore rapid knowledge of patient’s status is crucial in emergency setting, emergency physicians need blood gas analysis for quick and appropriate determination and treatment due to its quick results. On the other hand, data on the accuracy of blood gas analysers in assessing electrolyte concentrations are limited, with no obvious independent validation being available in the literature other than provided by the manufacturers (2). At this point we need to test reliability of this approach in different clinical situations then facilitate accurate and prompt clinical decision. Although there are several studies regarding this correlation, the aim of our study was to assess compatibility of serum sodium and potassium levels of blood gas and biochemistry laboratory analysis in different clinical situations like hypernatremia, hypokalemia etc (3,4)

Compatibility of Na and K Values Measured by Biochemistry Analyser And Blood Gas Analyser In Different Clinical Situations