Calculations Flashcards

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Vd/Vt ratio?

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2
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Predict PaO2 by age

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3
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Calculate Static Compliance

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4
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Calculate Dynamic Compliance

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5
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Alveolar Gas Equation

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6
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AA Gradient

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7
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CO?

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HR * SV

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8
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Stroke Volume 1?

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Stroke Volume 2

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EF?

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MAP?

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12
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Pulse Pressure?

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SVR?

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14
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O2 Carrying Capacity? (CaO2)

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15
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O2 Delivering? (DO2)

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16
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Coronary Perfusion Pressure?

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17
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Maximum Allowable Blood Loss? (MABL)

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18
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Cerebral Perfusion Pressure?

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19
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Anion Gap?

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20
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Plasma Osmolarity ?

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21
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Uncuffed ETT for Children

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22
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Cuffed ETT for Children?

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23
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O2 remaining in tank?

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24
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Fraction of inspired oxygen? (FiO2)

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25
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How to calculate Hct?

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Hgb x 3

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26
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LMA sizes?

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27
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Max positive pressure ventilation with mask or LMA?

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20 cm H2O

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28
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Max cuff pressure in LMA?

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40- 60 cm H20

29
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Combitube Sizes

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30
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Combitube Pressures

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31
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Gas Laws

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32
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Universal Gas Laws

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33
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Burn Fluid Calculations

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34
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Fluid Maintenance

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35
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Fluid Deficit Calculations?

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of Fasting hours * Maintenance rate

36
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Final Products of Soda Lima

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37
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Tank Capacities

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38
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SpO2 calculation?

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39
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SpO2 Wavelengths?

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40
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BP cuff calculations?

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41
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What is the transpulmonary pressure?

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Pressure inside vs outside the lungs

TPP = Alveolar Pressure - Interpleural pressure

MUST stay positive to keep airways open

42
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Normal Dead Space on an adult?

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70kg adult = 150mL

Vd = 2mL * kg

43
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Normal Oxygen consumption ? (VO2)

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VO2= CO * (CaO2-CvO2) * 10

Normal

3.5ml/kg/min

250mL/min on a 70kg male

44
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What does it mean when the Oxyhemoglobin Dissociation Curve moves left?

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Left = Love

The Hgb wants to hold on to the Oxygen

45
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What causes a left shift on the Oxyhemoglobin Dissociation Curve?

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Decrease Temp
Decrease 2,3, DPG
Decrease hydrogen
Alkalosis
Increased pH
Decreased Hydrogen
HgbMet
HgbCO
HgbF

46
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What causes a right shift on the Oxyhemoglobin Dissociation Curve?

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Increased everything and acidosis

Increased temp
Increased 2,3 DPG
Increased CO
Increased H
Acidosis
Decreased pH

47
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What is the Bohr affect?

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An increased partial pressure of CO2 causes the Hgb to release O2

The Bohr scares the O2 off

48
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Glycolysis creates 1 glucose into?

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2 Pyruvic acid

(2 ATP)

49
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How much ATP does the krebs cycle produce?

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2 ATP

50
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How much ATP does oxidative phosphorylation (electron transport) create?

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34 ATP

51
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How is the majority of CO2 transported in the blood?

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Bicarb

52
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What is the Haldane effect?

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Describes carriage of CO2.

Oxygen causes the erythrocyte to release CO2

53
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Where in the body is the CO2 Dissociation Curve shifted to the Right? To the Left?

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Right - Lungs (so the CO2 is eliminated)

Left - capillaries so the CO2 can be loaded on

54
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What causes a Right shift in the CO2 response curve?

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Narcs
Anesthetics
NMB
Sleep
Alkalosis
Carotid Enterectomy

55
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What is the pacemaker of normal breathing?

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Dorsal Respiratory Center

Ventral is for exhalation

Pneuomotaxic inhibits the DRC while apneustic stimulates the DRC

56
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Neuro control of breathing?

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Medulla

57
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What is the central chemoreceptor stimulated by?

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pH changes in the CSF

58
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Can CO2 or H diffuse through the BBB?

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CO2 - yes
H - no

59
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What do the peripheral chemo receptors respond to ? Where are they? Which nerve?

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PaO2 - increases ventilation when drops below 60

Carotid bodies and aortic arch

Hering’s nerve (glossopharyngeal nerve)

60
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Which surgical procedure impairs the hypoxic ventilatory response?

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Carotid enterectomy

61
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Which reflex prevents over breathing?

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Hering-Breuer Inflation reflex

62
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Which drugs impair HPV?

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Volatile anesthetics > 1.5 MAC
Vasodilators
PDE
Hypervolemia
Excessive PEEP

63
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Which electrolyte abnormality is most likely to occur in acute respiratory acidosis?

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Hyperkalemia

64
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What is coronary blood flow equation?

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CPP = Aortic DPB - LVEDP

65
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What is the most important determinant of coronary vessel diameter?

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Local metabolism

66
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Which part of the myocardium is most prone to ischemia?

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LV subendocardium

67
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When are the coronaries perfused?

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Diastole

68
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When do most periop MI’s occur?

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24-48 hours after surgery and have a 20% mortality