Hemodynamics Flashcards
High doses of nitro and nitroprusside reduces afterload but can also does what to CO while reducing afterload?
Increases CO
Pressors do what to preload?
Increases preload
Morphine does what to preload?
Decreases preload
Nitro does what to preload?
Decreases preload
Most sensitive indicator of cellular oxygenation?
Svo2
Normal central venous oxygen saturation (scvo2) parameters?
> 70%
Normal oxygen delivery (Do2) parameters?
900-1100
Normal oxygen consumption (Vo2) parameters?
250-350
Hypothermia does what to SVo2?
Increases Svo2
Paralysis does what to SVo2?
Increases SVo2
Low cardiac output does what to Svo2?
Decreases SVo2
Fevers and shivering does what to SVo2?
Decreases SVo2
Decreased hemoglobin does what to SVo2?
Decreases SVo2
Hypovolemia does what to SVo2?
Decreases SVo2
Presence of mitral valve insufficiency on a PAOP waveform when the PA catheter in inflation aka wedged will show what kind of waves?
V waves
Mitral valve insufficiency is associated with what kind of MI
Inferior MI
What type of arterial line waveform results is falsely decreased SBP and falsely increased DBP?
Over dampened waveform
What type of arterial line waveform results in falsely high SBP and falsely low DBP?
Under dampened waveform
As afterload increases what happens to CO?
CO decreases
Normal PAOP parameters?
8-12
Normal PA pressure parameters?
20/8 -30/15 map <20
Normal SVR parameters?
800-1200
Normal PVR parameters?
50-250
With cariogenic shock what happens with CVP?
CVP increases
Cardiogeneic shock does what to PA pressures?
PA pressures increase
With Cardiogenic shock what happens to CO?
CO decreases
With cardiogenic shock what happens with SVo2?
SVo2 decreases
With cardiogenic shock what happens to SVR and PVR?
SVR and PVR increases
With cardiogenic shock what happens to PA pressures and PAOP?
PA pressures and PAOP increases
With hypovolemic shock what happens to RAP and PAOP?
RAP AND PAOP DECREASES
With hypovolemic shock what happens to SVo2?
SVo2 decreases
With hypovolemic shock what happens to SVR?
SVR increases
With septic shock what happens to CVP?
CVP decreases
With septic shock what happens to PAP and PAOP?
PAP and PAOP decreases
With septic shock what happens to CO?
CO increases
With septic shock what happens to SVR?
SVR decreases
With septic shock what happens to SVo2?
SVo2 increases
With Late septic shock what happens to SVo2?
SVo2 decreases
With ARDS PAP increases d/t what?
Hypovolemia
With PE what happens to CO?
CO decreases
With cardiac tamponade CVP does what?
CVP increases
With cardiac tamponade PAP and PAOP does what
PAP and PAOP increases
Does levophed have an effect on HR?
No
Epinephrine increases what?
HR
Does neo have an effect on PAP or PAOP?
No
Dobutamine does what to a BP?
Inc and Dec depending on dose
Dobutamine does what to PAOP?
Decreases PAOP
Dobutamine does what to HR?
Increases HR
Milrinone does what to CO?
Increases CO
Labetolol does what to CO?
Decreases CO
PAOP is the measurement of what?
L ventricle (preload)
CVP and PAOP are measurements of what?
Preload
SVR is the measurement of what?
L ventricle ( afterload)
PVR is the measurement of what?
R ventricle ( afterload)
PVR and SVR are measurements of what?
Afterload
If CO becomes critically low BP will do what?
BP decreases
Bradycardia is a result of what?
Low CO
First sign of compensation for low CO is what?
Inc HR
Tachycardia decreases CO , d/t what?
Dec filling time
What happens to CO when SV increases?
CO increases
What value reflects L ventricular preload ?
PAOP
What value reflects R ventricular preload ?
CVP or RAP
Term for the volume in the ventricle at the end of diastole?
Preload
Term for the resistance again which the ventricles must pump to open aortic and pulmonic valves ?
Afterload
What increases contractility?
Dobutamine, dopamine 5-10 mcg/kg/min , primacor, epinephrine
What decreases contractility?
Neg inotropes, beta blockers, calcium channel blockers, metabolic problems ( metabolic acidosis ), endotoxins of sepsis
Most sensitive indicator of cellular oxygenation ( pulmonary artery)
SVo2
What is oxygen delivery value show?
CO , red blood cells, lung perfusion
If tissues aren’t getting adequate flow they will grab on to more oxygen and mixed venous drop
Things to increase preload?
Fill the tank
Fluids ( crystalloids,colloids) , pressors
Things to decrease preload?
Diuretics, dilators , nitrates, nitroprusside, morphine
Things to Increase afterload?
Levophed, neo, high dose dopamine 11-20 mcg/kg/min, epi
Things to decrease afterload?
Nitroprusside, ace inhibitors, hydralazine, calcium channel blockers, IABP, and nitro high doses
What is CO?
HR* SV
What is SV?
Preload, afterload , and contractility
What is the PAOP wedge pressure a indirect look at?
Left side of heart
CO and what are inversely related?
SVR
How do you get a pulse pressure?
Sys-dia = pulse pressure
CVP should be hooked up to which central line port?
Proximal
Cardiac output normal values?
4-8L /min
Cardiac index normal values?
2.5- 4 L/min
Normal SV value?
50-100 mL/beat
Normal stroke index value?
25-45 mL/beat
RAP or CVP normal value?
2-6 mmHg
3-8 cm H2o
Normal PAP value
20/8-30/15 mean <20
Normal PAOP value?
8-12
Normal SVR value?
800-1200
Normal PVR value?
50-250
Normal CAPP value?
60-80
Normal SVo2 value?
60 -75%
Normal ScVo2 value?
> 70%
Normal Sao2 value?
95-99%
Normal arterial oxygen content value?
12-16
Normal Do2 value?
900-1100
Normal Vo2 value?
250-350
What is contractility?
Is the contractile force of the myofibrils , independent of preload and afterload. As contractility increases SC and CO increases.
ScVo2 reading comes from where?
Superior vena cava
SVo2 comes from where?
Pulmonary artery
What increases SVo2?
Septic shock, hypothermia, paralysis
What decreases SCo2?
Low cardiac output, decreased PAo2, increased o2 demand ( fever, shivering, seizures, and increased WOB)
What is ScVo2 used to monitor?
Less invasive way to monitor the hemoglobin in the blood
What decreased oxygen delivery ( Do2)?
Pump problems (heart)
What lowers oxygen consumption (Vo2) ?
Septic shock
What muscle has the greatest oxygen consumption?
Heart- myocardial oxygen
Will Inc with a drop in cardiac output
If you see giant V waves what kind of problem is associated?
Mitral valve insufficiency (regurgitation)