CPB equipment Flashcards
what is the mechanism of heat transfer
absorption, convention, works its way as the blood closest to the heat transfer is highest
gets uniformly heated or cooled
if oxygen is at 100%
your PO2 is 500.
take 500 x your percentage of FiO2
the slower the flow (heat exchanger
the greater the heat transfer
why does pressure drop in oxygenator
resistance due to the filters
what is ABG?
if you have a pressure post oxygenator and there is a problem with the oxygenator
- If you have a pressure sensor post oxygenator, you can see a very low pressure if oxygenator is clotted. Pressure is highest at oxygenator, so if the oxygenator is clotted and you aren’t reading those pressures than it will be hard to see the problem.
roller head
positive displacement, works independently of the pump
need pump to be occlusive enough but not over or under occlusive
if it is over occlusive, tubing can touch each other and particles might break off, which is spallation. also causes –> too much occlusion on the roller heads
cavitation - too much negative pressure, you can pull air out of the solution
centrifugal heads
patients pressure go up, greater the resistance, lower the flow –> RPMS stay the same
Lower the pressure, lower the resistance, higher the flow –> RPMs stay the same
centrifugal head is susceptible to resistance
it is a great bubble trap
if a big airbubble gets in it, the Pump with SHUT DOWN
put bubble trap after oxygenator
know the difference between cardiotomy & venous reservoir