ICM - Care of the beating Donor Flashcards

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Pathophysiological changes in BSD

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CVS Increased BP to maintain perfusion whilst ICP rises Cerebral herniation —> pontine ischaemia —> CATECHOLAMINE STORM Intense vasoconstriction, SVR and tachy Risk of myocardial ischaemia Cushings (hypertension plus brady) —> baroreceptor reflexes Foreamen magnum herniation —> loss of sympathetic tone, vasodilation, hypotension Need for vasopressorsResp Hydrostatic pressures - pulmonary oedema Apneoa and cardiac arrestEndocroine Cranial DI — fluid and electrlyte losses Hypothalamus - hypothermia and hypothyroidCoag - catecholamines affect platelet function

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Cardiovascular goals in BSD

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HR 60-120.minSBP > 100mmHgMAP 60-80PCWP 10-15mmHgCI>2.1 min/m2SvO2 > 60%CVP 6-10SVRI 1800-2400 dynes.sec/cm5/m2

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CVS management goals

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Restore an effective circulating volumeAvoid overloadVasopressin is first choice.If no change in CI, inotropes (NHS BT say DOPAMINE)

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Ventilatory goals

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Recruitment manoeuvresLPV —> 4-8ml/kg of IBWPEEP 5-10Limit peak pressure to <30Chest physioHead upABG targets

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ABG targets in BSD

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PH 7.35 - 7.45PaO2 > 10kpaCO 4.5-6SpO2 > 94 for the lower fio2

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Metabolic principles in BSD

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Give 15mg/kg methylpred — stops increase in extra vascular lung water Associated with increased organ retrieval —> use ASAPActive warmgin to 36-37.5C

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Endocrine principples in BSD

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Insulin to BM 4-10Early vasopressin MAY prevent DIPituitary hormones (esp thyroid descrease) but T3 replacement no longer routineIf Na>155 give NG water or dextrose

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Haem principles of BSD

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Blood/blood products if indictated Local transfusion triggers BUT evidence transfusion affect organ function post transplant Fix coag only if significant ongoing bleeding

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What is cranial DI

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Primary loss of ADH due to ischaemiaUrine output > 4ml/kg/hourSerum Na > 145Serum osmol > 300 mosmol/kgUrine osmol < 200If UO sudden rises, do not wait from plasma/urine testsReplace fluid with minimal sodium Desmopressin 0.5-4mcg ivIF vasopressin not managing

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