ABG Management Flashcards
1
Q
Hb <70 g/L
A
- Increase urine output
- Add filtration device
- Request blood transfusion
2
Q
Hb >70 g/L
A
Consult anaesthetist. Polycythaemia -consider preserving blood to reduce RBC damage- (pre op or peri op).
3
Q
ACT <480
A
Addition of heparin as per protocol (at least 5KU)
4
Q
pH < 7.35-7.45
A
- Increase pump flow
- Increase gas flow
- Consider 8.4% NaHC03
5
Q
pH > 7.35-7.45
A
- Decrease pump flow 2. Decrease gas flow
6
Q
pO2 < 25-65 kPa
A
- Increase FiO2
2. Increase arterial flow 3. Blood transfusion if Hb low
7
Q
pO2 > 25-65 kPa
A
- Decrease FiO2
2. Increase temp
8
Q
pCO2 < 4.5-6.5 kPa
A
- Decrease gas flow
2. Increase temp
9
Q
pCO2 > 4.5-6.5 kPa
A
- Check CO2 flooding
- Increase gas flow
- Increase arterial flow
10
Q
Base Deficit < -5
A
- Increase pump flow 2. Administer 8.4% HCO3
11
Q
Base Deficit > -5
A
Consult Anaesthetist
12
Q
K+ < 4.5-5.5mmol
A
- < 4.0 add KCl 10 mmols & re check
2. Consult anaesthetist
13
Q
K+ > 4.5-5.5mmol
A
- KCl > 5.5 increase urine output
2. Consult anaesthetist
14
Q
Urine output <1ml/kg/hr
A
- Ensure MAP within normal CPB range
- Mannitol 10%
- Increase blood flow
- Furosemide
15
Q
MAP < 60-85 mmHg
A
- 0.5mg Metaraminol
- Increase arterial flow
- Consult Anaesthetist