Key Terms: Exam 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the “r” in rSO2 Stand for?

A

Tissue or regional

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2
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What is the percent variation for an ideal repeatability range for successful calculations from thermal dilution cardiac output determinations?

A
Repeatability = 5%
Accuracy = 15  -  25%
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3
Q

What is the optimum temperature difference between the indicator and the patient’s blood for thermal dilution cardiac output determinations

A

Greater than 10° C

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4
Q

What technique is used to detect a vascular air embolism?

A

Doppler

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5
Q

How is Cardiac output estimated using patient movement

A

Balistocardiography (BCG)

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6
Q

What technique is used to estimate cardiac output using an arterial pressure waveform

A

Pulse Contour

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7
Q

The abductor pollicis is innervated by Which Nerve

A

Ulnar nerve

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8
Q

What is the formula for cardiac index

A

CI = CO/BSA

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9
Q

What is the formula for O2 consumption

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VO2 = (kg^0.75)(10)

Note: average person ~ 250 mL/min

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10
Q

How is noninvasive cardiac output (NICO) determined

A

It’s based on rebreathing of CO2

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11
Q

Which technique would be used to take blood flow in ascending aorta

A

Transthoracic Doppler (ultrasound) —Probe placed at Suprasternal position

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12
Q

Which oxygen analysis devices has a life span inversely proportional to the O2 concentration to which it is exposed

A

Fuel-cell

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13
Q

Where are the thermistors located in the thermal dilution cardiac output

A

One at the point of injection

second one at the distal end of the catheter (3 cm from tip)

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14
Q

Where should the injectate enter into the patient’s bloodstream in the thermal dilution Cardiac output

A

The right atrium

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15
Q

If you have disappearance of the 3rd of the Train of four application, what percent is blocked

A

85%, this means that you have two twitches left

0 = 95-100% blocked,
2 twitches = 85% blocked,
3 twitches = 80% blocked,
4 twitches = 75 to 80% blocked

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16
Q

Stimulating of the P6 point is thought to produce what effect

A

This is an acupuncture point at the wrist – has an antiemetic effect

17
Q

How many 1 Hz Post tetanic twitches would correspond to the return of 1 Twitch that you get with the TOF

A

10

18
Q

Which gas analysis technique detects by polyatomic asymmetric Molecules

A

Infrared (I R) spectroscopy

19
Q

What happens if you use an erroneously small volume of injectate to determine cardiac output when using thermal dilution

A

Too little volume = abnormally high cardiac out

20
Q

What is the primary side of action for depolarizing muscle blocking agent

A

Motor end plate

21
Q

What are the expected ET

CO2 - Pa CO2 gradients

A

Normal = 0 - 7 mmHg
Slightly abnormal = 7 -10 mmHg
Moderately abnormal = 10 – 13 mmHg
Markedly abnormal = > 13 mmHg

22
Q

Name a few drugs that antagonize in NMB agents

A

Neostigmine, phenytoin, Carbamazepine, theophylline, ranitidine(Zantac), calcium

23
Q

Why do you place the sampling line of the gas analyzer closer to the circuit elbow adapter

A

To avoid fresh gas Dilution

24
Q

What is in the denominator of the Stewart Hamilton cardiac output Equation

A

Q =[ Vi(Tb - Ti)(K1)(K2)] / [(Tb)(t)(dt)]

25
Q

What is the recommended maximum thermal dilution injectate volume in ml?

A

10 ml

26
Q

What physical property is determined by the gated transtracheal Doppler

A

Gated = Diameter

Continuous = velocity

Both are looking at the pulmonary artery

27
Q

What type of cardiac output determination is lithium dilution cardiac output (LiDCO)

A

Indicator Dilution

28
Q

What is the common Maximum sample rate, in L/min , for diverting gas analysis system

A

250 ml/min

29
Q

The infrared analyzer cannot detect which gases

A

Symmetrical gases which include 02, helium, nitrogen

30
Q

Conditions that do affect the accuracy of Swan-Ganz cardiac output determinants

A

Intracardiac shunt

tricuspid and pulmonic regurgitation

respiratory cycle

PA blood temperature variations