ICM - Care of the beating Donor Flashcards
Pathophysiological changes in BSD
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
Cardiovascular goals in BSD
HR 60-120.minSBP > 100mmHgMAP 60-80PCWP 10-15mmHgCI>2.1 min/m2SvO2 > 60%CVP 6-10SVRI 1800-2400 dynes.sec/cm5/m2
CVS management goals
Restore an effective circulating volumeAvoid overloadVasopressin is first choice.If no change in CI, inotropes (NHS BT say DOPAMINE)
Ventilatory goals
Recruitment manoeuvresLPV —> 4-8ml/kg of IBWPEEP 5-10Limit peak pressure to <30Chest physioHead upABG targets
ABG targets in BSD
PH 7.35 - 7.45PaO2 > 10kpaCO 4.5-6SpO2 > 94 for the lower fio2
Metabolic principles in BSD
Give 15mg/kg methylpred — stops increase in extra vascular lung water Associated with increased organ retrieval —> use ASAPActive warmgin to 36-37.5C
Endocrine principples in BSD
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
Haem principles of BSD
Blood/blood products if indictated Local transfusion triggers BUT evidence transfusion affect organ function post transplant Fix coag only if significant ongoing bleeding
What is cranial DI
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