[Basic Knowledge of Blood Gas Analysis] Factors Affecting Left and Right Shift of Oxygen Dissociation Curve and Their Biochemical Explanation

Learning about fluid therapy, I found I don’t understand acid-base imbalance.
Learning about acid-base imbalance, I found I don’t know how to interpret blood gas.
Learning about blood gas analysis, I found this video explaining the oxygen dissociation curve, starting from the most basic biochemistry.

https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1XT421X7RG/

Notes

Left Shift (e.g., lungs) Right Shift (e.g., muscles)
Temperature ↓ (lungs ventilate) ↑ (heat produced by metabolism)
Carbon dioxide ↓ (CO2 exhaled) ↑ (CO2 produced)
2,3-DPG
pH ↑ (decreased CO2 in exhalation) ↓ (acidic metabolic products)

As for how these factors affect the left or right shift of the oxygen dissociation curve, it is too complex; please refer to the tutorial.