management of shock states Flashcards

1
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CVP definition

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pressure exerted by fluid in R atrium indicates R heart funciton- Normal is 0-6mmhg

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2
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CVP is elevated (0-6mmhg) by

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fluid overload or cardiogenic shock

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3
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CVP is decreased (0-6mmhg) by

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low fluid in R atrium, dehydration or distributive shock

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4
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MAP = SBP + 2(DBP/3) def

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average driving force in the arterial system,

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5
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PAP measure of systolic and diastolic pressures in the pulmonary artery

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15-25sys /dia 5-15

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6
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PAP is elevated sys >25, Dys >15 by

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increased fluid in the pulm artery, or decreased elasticity of pulm arteryy

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7
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PAP is decreased SYS <15 or Dias <5 by

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hypovolemia

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8
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PCWP or PAOP, Lft ventricualr end diastolic pressure 6-12 is normal

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true

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9
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PCWP/PAOP is >12 by

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omcreased end diastolic pressrue in L ventricl, increased fluid or decreasd elasticity of the LV

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10
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PCWP/PAOP is <6 by

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hypovolemia

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11
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PCWP is a reflection of the tendency to develop

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pulmonary edema, it should e kept at the lowest point possible to maintain adequate cardic function

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12
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Cardiac output - HRxSV normal is

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4-8Lpm

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13
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CO is >8LPM when

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inotropic agents, excess fluid

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14
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CO is <4LPM when

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drugs to decrease contractility or low volume

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15
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Cardiac Index

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CO/BSA more accurate than CO alone because it takes into account BSA, Normal is 2.5-4Lpm

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16
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SVR def

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resistane provided by the systemic circulation, againt which the Left ventricle myst pump blood. It is calculated by MAP- mean CVP x80/CO normal is 800-1200dynes per sec

17
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Mixed venous SV02

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normal is 60-80% assess 02 delivery

18
Q

SVO2 <60 implies increased tissue extraction of 02,

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the patiet has tappe the venous reserve of 02, decreased 02 supply or ppoor CO, anemia, increased 02 demand

19
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SV02 >80 implies

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decreased tissue extraction of 02, high return of C02, and is an early indicator of status change, causes could be hypothermai, sepis, oxyhemoglobin curve shift L

20
Q

Shock def

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clinical syndrome of systemic hypotension, acedemia and imparment of vital organ function from hypoperfusion.

21
Q

Hypovloemic shock think bleed

A
CO/CI- 
CVP
PCWP
SVR - all are low except for svr 
SVO2
22
Q

Cardiogenic shock -usually MI or other cause acute pump failure

A
CO/CI- 
CVP high 
PCWP high 
SVR high 
SVO2
23
Q

distributive shock (septic)

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CO/CI- high then low 
CVP low then high
PCWP low then high
SVR low 
SVO2 low then High
24
Q

distributive shock anaphylactic

A
CO/CI- all low 
CVP
PCWP
SVR
SVO2
25
Q

hypovolemic shock mainstay of theapy-

A

fluids

26
Q

distributive shock neurogenic

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CO/CI- all low 
CVP
PCWP
SVR
SVO2
27
Q

Obstructive shock blood backs up into RA and cant get out think PE

A
CO/CI- low 
CVP high
PCWP normal Low 
SVR HIgh 
SVO2 High
28
Q

cardiogenic shock first therapy -

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IV fluids, careful with flooding followed by vasopressors

29
Q

obstructive shock teatment

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fluids bt fix the underlying problem

30
Q

Hypovolemic shock def

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loss of 20% of the circulating blood volume

31
Q

neurogenic shock tx

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fluids then vasopressors

32
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anaphylactic shock tx

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fluids then benedryl, is first not epi, (epi is indicated for respiratory distress or stridor)

33
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distributive shock def

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three forms of shock characterized by vasodilation, deceased intravascualr volume, reduced peripheral resistance, and loss of capillary integrity, (septic, anaphylactic, and neurogenic)

34
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anaphylactic shock is mediated by

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IgE,

35
Q

sepsis abx

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within one hour

36
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UTI organism

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ecoli women

proteus men