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Hemodynamics Flashcards

1
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High doses of nitro and nitroprusside reduces afterload but can also does what to CO while reducing afterload?

A

Increases CO

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Pressors do what to preload?

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Increases preload

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Morphine does what to preload?

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Decreases preload

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Nitro does what to preload?

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Decreases preload

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5
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Most sensitive indicator of cellular oxygenation?

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Svo2

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6
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Normal central venous oxygen saturation (scvo2) parameters?

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> 70%

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7
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Normal oxygen delivery (Do2) parameters?

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900-1100

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Normal oxygen consumption (Vo2) parameters?

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250-350

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9
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Hypothermia does what to SVo2?

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Increases Svo2

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10
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Paralysis does what to SVo2?

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Increases SVo2

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11
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Low cardiac output does what to Svo2?

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Decreases SVo2

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12
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Fevers and shivering does what to SVo2?

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Decreases SVo2

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13
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Decreased hemoglobin does what to SVo2?

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Decreases SVo2

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14
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Hypovolemia does what to SVo2?

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Decreases SVo2

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15
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Presence of mitral valve insufficiency on a PAOP waveform when the PA catheter in inflation aka wedged will show what kind of waves?

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V waves

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16
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Mitral valve insufficiency is associated with what kind of MI

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Inferior MI

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17
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What type of arterial line waveform results is falsely decreased SBP and falsely increased DBP?

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Over dampened waveform

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18
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What type of arterial line waveform results in falsely high SBP and falsely low DBP?

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Under dampened waveform

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19
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As afterload increases what happens to CO?

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CO decreases

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20
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Normal PAOP parameters?

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8-12

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21
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Normal PA pressure parameters?

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20/8 -30/15 map <20

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22
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Normal SVR parameters?

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800-1200

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23
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Normal PVR parameters?

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50-250

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24
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With cariogenic shock what happens with CVP?

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CVP increases

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25
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Cardiogeneic shock does what to PA pressures?

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PA pressures increase

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26
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With Cardiogenic shock what happens to CO?

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CO decreases

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27
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With cardiogenic shock what happens with SVo2?

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SVo2 decreases

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28
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With cardiogenic shock what happens to SVR and PVR?

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SVR and PVR increases

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29
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With cardiogenic shock what happens to PA pressures and PAOP?

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PA pressures and PAOP increases

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30
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With hypovolemic shock what happens to RAP and PAOP?

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RAP AND PAOP DECREASES

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With hypovolemic shock what happens to SVo2?

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SVo2 decreases

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32
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With hypovolemic shock what happens to SVR?

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SVR increases

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33
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With septic shock what happens to CVP?

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CVP decreases

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34
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With septic shock what happens to PAP and PAOP?

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PAP and PAOP decreases

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35
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With septic shock what happens to CO?

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CO increases

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36
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With septic shock what happens to SVR?

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SVR decreases

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37
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With septic shock what happens to SVo2?

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SVo2 increases

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38
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With Late septic shock what happens to SVo2?

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SVo2 decreases

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39
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With ARDS PAP increases d/t what?

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Hypovolemia

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40
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With PE what happens to CO?

A

CO decreases

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41
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With cardiac tamponade CVP does what?

A

CVP increases

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42
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With cardiac tamponade PAP and PAOP does what

A

PAP and PAOP increases

43
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Does levophed have an effect on HR?

A

No

44
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Epinephrine increases what?

A

HR

45
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Does neo have an effect on PAP or PAOP?

A

No

46
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Dobutamine does what to a BP?

A

Inc and Dec depending on dose

47
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Dobutamine does what to PAOP?

A

Decreases PAOP

48
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Dobutamine does what to HR?

A

Increases HR

49
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Milrinone does what to CO?

A

Increases CO

50
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Labetolol does what to CO?

A

Decreases CO

51
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PAOP is the measurement of what?

A

L ventricle (preload)

52
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CVP and PAOP are measurements of what?

A

Preload

53
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SVR is the measurement of what?

A

L ventricle ( afterload)

54
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PVR is the measurement of what?

A

R ventricle ( afterload)

55
Q

PVR and SVR are measurements of what?

A

Afterload

56
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If CO becomes critically low BP will do what?

A

BP decreases

57
Q

Bradycardia is a result of what?

A

Low CO

58
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First sign of compensation for low CO is what?

A

Inc HR

59
Q

Tachycardia decreases CO , d/t what?

A

Dec filling time

60
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What happens to CO when SV increases?

A

CO increases

61
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What value reflects L ventricular preload ?

A

PAOP

62
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What value reflects R ventricular preload ?

A

CVP or RAP

63
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Term for the volume in the ventricle at the end of diastole?

A

Preload

64
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Term for the resistance again which the ventricles must pump to open aortic and pulmonic valves ?

A

Afterload

65
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What increases contractility?

A

Dobutamine, dopamine 5-10 mcg/kg/min , primacor, epinephrine

66
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What decreases contractility?

A

Neg inotropes, beta blockers, calcium channel blockers, metabolic problems ( metabolic acidosis ), endotoxins of sepsis

67
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Most sensitive indicator of cellular oxygenation ( pulmonary artery)

A

SVo2

68
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What is oxygen delivery value show?

A

CO , red blood cells, lung perfusion

If tissues aren’t getting adequate flow they will grab on to more oxygen and mixed venous drop

69
Q

Things to increase preload?

A

Fill the tank
Fluids ( crystalloids,colloids) , pressors

70
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Things to decrease preload?

A

Diuretics, dilators , nitrates, nitroprusside, morphine

71
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Things to Increase afterload?

A

Levophed, neo, high dose dopamine 11-20 mcg/kg/min, epi

72
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Things to decrease afterload?

A

Nitroprusside, ace inhibitors, hydralazine, calcium channel blockers, IABP, and nitro high doses

73
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What is CO?

A

HR* SV

74
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What is SV?

A

Preload, afterload , and contractility

75
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What is the PAOP wedge pressure a indirect look at?

A

Left side of heart

76
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CO and what are inversely related?

A

SVR

77
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How do you get a pulse pressure?

A

Sys-dia = pulse pressure

78
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CVP should be hooked up to which central line port?

A

Proximal

79
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Cardiac output normal values?

A

4-8L /min

80
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Cardiac index normal values?

A

2.5- 4 L/min

81
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Normal SV value?

A

50-100 mL/beat

82
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Normal stroke index value?

A

25-45 mL/beat

83
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RAP or CVP normal value?

A

2-6 mmHg
3-8 cm H2o

84
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Normal PAP value

A

20/8-30/15 mean <20

85
Q

Normal PAOP value?

A

8-12

86
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Normal SVR value?

A

800-1200

87
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Normal PVR value?

A

50-250

88
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Normal CAPP value?

A

60-80

89
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Normal SVo2 value?

A

60 -75%

90
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Normal ScVo2 value?

A

> 70%

91
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Normal Sao2 value?

A

95-99%

92
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Normal arterial oxygen content value?

A

12-16

93
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Normal Do2 value?

A

900-1100

94
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Normal Vo2 value?

A

250-350

95
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What is contractility?

A

Is the contractile force of the myofibrils , independent of preload and afterload. As contractility increases SC and CO increases.

96
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ScVo2 reading comes from where?

A

Superior vena cava

97
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SVo2 comes from where?

A

Pulmonary artery

98
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What increases SVo2?

A

Septic shock, hypothermia, paralysis

99
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What decreases SCo2?

A

Low cardiac output, decreased PAo2, increased o2 demand ( fever, shivering, seizures, and increased WOB)

100
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What is ScVo2 used to monitor?

A

Less invasive way to monitor the hemoglobin in the blood

101
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What decreased oxygen delivery ( Do2)?

A

Pump problems (heart)

102
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What lowers oxygen consumption (Vo2) ?

A

Septic shock

103
Q

What muscle has the greatest oxygen consumption?

A

Heart- myocardial oxygen
Will Inc with a drop in cardiac output

104
Q

If you see giant V waves what kind of problem is associated?

A

Mitral valve insufficiency (regurgitation)

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