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Cardio-Pulmonary Bypass Flashcards

1
Q

During CPB, venous blood flows in a _______ via what type of drainage?

A

reservoir

gravity

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2
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Blood flows through ______ and _____ and is then pumped via aortic cannula into aorta

A

oxygenator

filter

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3
Q

Heat exchanger allows heating and cooling. True or false?

A

true

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4
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When is a left heart bypass used?

A

Used for descending aortic surgery

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5
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During a left heart bypass, where does flow out of and then reinfused?

A

out of left atrium

reinfused to femoral artery

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6
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Is there an oxygenator on left heart bypass?

A

No

Some may have heater/cooler.

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7
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What does ECMO mean?

A

extracorporeal membrane oxygenation

Note: There are 2 types: VA (venous-arterial) and VV (veno-venous).

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8
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Does the ECMO system need heparinization?

A

Yes

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9
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What types of monitoring do you need on CPB? (5)

A
  1. ECG–need to confirm asystole after cardioplegia/cross clamp.
  2. Arterial pressure–NIBP does NOT work
  3. Temperature
  4. Perfusion
  5. Volume
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10
Q

Right radial arterial line is not accurate with right axillary cannulation. True or false?

A

True.

Brain damage may occur due to inaccurate readings. Placement of art line is critical. Left radial art line may be lost during high clamp in descending procedures.

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11
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Hypothermia is utilized during CPB procedures to improve tolerance of prolonged non-pulsatile flow states and decrease ischemic injury to brain, heart and kidneys. True or false?

A

True

Hypothermia decreases CMOR.

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12
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What can temperature be as low as during circulatory arrest bypass?

A

18ºC

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13
Q

What is most sensitive to ischemic insult?

A

CNS

Hypothermia increases tolerance during aortic arch procedures and periods of low flow.

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14
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Relating to perfusion

How do you know the brain, heart, kidneys, liver and GI tract are getting adequate cardiac output? (5)

A

BIS/cerebral oximetry
ECG(want asystole), filling pressures
Urine output–best indicator
Mixed Venous O2
Labs galore- lactate, glucose, acid-base status, potassium

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15
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What drug do we administor to ensure urine production?

A

mannitol

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16
Q

What is the best intravascular volume estimate we have?

A

CPB reservoir

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17
Q

What is important to determine prior to CPB?

A

total body volume status

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18
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Ultrafiltration during CPB allows removal of excess volume, and some removal of electrolytes, similar to dialysis. True or false?

A

true

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19
Q

If the hemoglobin is 7 and reservoir volume is 1000ml, do you need add blood?

Basically need more information. What info do we need? (3)

A

Reservoir volume

Mixed venous

Temperature

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20
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What does heparin inhibit?

A

Thrombin via AT-III (antithrombin)

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21
Q

What do we give patients with HIT (heparin induced thrombocytopenia)? (3)

A

LMWH

ancrod

argatroban

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22
Q

Patients with ATIII deficiency–‘heparin resistance’ either acquired or inherited, requires therapy to ensure maximal anticoagulation for CPB, what do we give them? (2)

A

FFB

Emory happens to have recombinant ATIII

23
Q

What is normal ACT?

What is ACT to go on bypass?

A

100 - 140

380 - 480

24
Q

What impacts ACT?(3)

A

Temmperature

Platelet function

Hemodilution

25
Q

Where do you cross clamp for an arterial cannula?

A

below the cannula

26
Q

Blood is pumped back into the arterial system via the cannula after being ______ and cleared of ____.

A

oxygenated

CO2

27
Q

When they are sewing the aorta cannnula in, what do we need to be doing?

A

decrease BP from 160 to 100 systolic

28
Q

Where are arterial cannulas normal placed? (3)

A

ascending aorta, distal to the PA (most common)

axillary artery

femoral artery

29
Q

Where are dual or tri-stage venous cannulas normal placed?

A

Can be placed in any large vein that will allow gravity drainage of blood to the reservoir.

Cannula placed through right atrial appendage and down into SVC and IVC.

30
Q

In what cases do we place venous cannulas? (3)

A

Sternotomy

CABG

Aortic valve replacement

31
Q

What is bicaval cannulation?

A

separate cannulas in the SVC and IVC

32
Q

When is bicaval cannulation used?

In what cases is this needed? (2)

A

When maximal drainage of the heart is needed.

Open chamber procedures, transplant

33
Q

Who places the SVC cannula when bicaval cannulation is needed and where is it placed?

A

anesthesiologist

RIJ

Note: the IVC cannula is placed in femoral.

34
Q

Where is a vent placed?

A

A catheter typically placed in the right upper pulmonary vein (RUPV) and into the left atrium.

35
Q

What is the function of a vent?

A

Vent removes blood that accumulates in the heart with a goal of preventing distention injury.

36
Q

What is a tack?

A

A tack is a smaller catheter, sometimes a 14 gauge IV, placed in the ascending aorta to facilitate clearance of intracardiac air after open chamber procedures.

IThe tack is allowed to bleed in to the pericardial well until air is cleared.

37
Q

Where is a retrograde cardioplegia catheter placed and what is it for?

A

By the surgeon into the coronary sinus directly, or percutaneously by anesthesia via RIJ with TEE.

Prevents injury to the coronary sinus by monitoring with the CVP transducer.

38
Q

How is cardioplegia administered?

A

antegrade or retrograde

39
Q

How is antegrade catheter placed?

A

Into ascending aorta or directly into coronary artery which follows path of normal blood flow

Can be the same line as tack line.

40
Q

What is the direction of flow for retrograde cardioplegia?

A

Retrograde flows into coronary sinus, into coronary veins and out the aorta.

41
Q

How is temperature monitored during CPB? (3)

A

nasopharyngeal

bladder

PA

42
Q

What drugs are used to target MAP?

A

phenylepherine

vasopressin

NOT EPI because of beta agonist activity!

43
Q

On what 2 factors is target MAP based on?

A

temperature

pt baseline

44
Q

How low can HB trend as low as in most circumstances?

A

7

45
Q

What technique of aortic cannulation is used for major aortic surgical procedures, including aortic dissections, aneurysms and arch procedures?

A

axillary cannulation

Note: Used often.

46
Q

Where MUST the art line be placed to avoid neurologic damage?

A

other arm or femoral artery

47
Q

What must you ensure before weaning a patient off CPB? (3)

A

Ensure the pt is appropriately rewarmed

Venous line is incrementally clamped to prevent blood from returning to the reservoir

The arterial inflow rate is decreased as the blood pressure increases.

48
Q

Heparin is a ______ charged glycosaminoglycan.

Protamine is an _____ rich base compound.

A

negatively

arginine

Note: This is a simple acid-base reaction.

49
Q

What blood products can be given during CPB?

A

RBC and FFP

Note: Platelets and cryoprecipitate and other coagulation factors are withheld until CPB is no longer needed.

50
Q

What is off pump heart surgery?

A

CABG can now be accomplished without CPB in many instances, and we have one of the busiest OPCAB services in the country

Hemodynamic management of these patients can be difficult as we are allowing an ischemic state while grafts are completed.

51
Q

When do we perform off pump heart surgery?

A

valve operations such as AVR, MVR, PVR, and even TVR

TEVAR (trans endo vascular aortic repair)

52
Q

You are on CPB and the hemoglobin is 7. Which of these would lead you to transfuse?

A. Temperature 32C
B. MVO2 80
C. Reservoir volume 200ml
D. MAP 65

A

c

53
Q

Which monitor is the most important for CPB?
A. ECG
B. Arterial line
C. Temperature
D. BIS

A

b

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