Monitoring Flashcards

1
Q

Inferior MI - leads and artery involved

A
  • II, III, AVF

- right

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Posterior MI - leads and artery involved

A
  • inversion (reciprocal changes): V1, V2

- left circumflex

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3
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Lateral MI - leads and artery involved

A

I, AVL, V5, V6

-left circumflex

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Anterior MI - leads and artery involved

A
  • I, AVL, V1-V4

- LAD

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5
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Anteroseptal MI - leads and artery involved

A
  • V1-V4

- LAD

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6
Q

what arrhythmia is associated with mitral valve replacement?

A

third-degree: complete heart block

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7
Q

left bundle branch block

A
  • V1: negative RS complex
  • I, AAVL, V6: wide

*caution PA catheter can lead to complete heart block

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8
Q

right bundle branch block

A

-V1

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9
Q

digitalis toxicity

A
  • digitalis effect: ST-segment sloping
  • increased by verapamil, quinidine, amiodarone
  • avoid digoxin in WPW
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10
Q

hypothermia

A

-J-point of Osborn waves

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11
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pericardial tamponade

A
  • low voltage P wave and QRS complex

- varying amplitude

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12
Q

pulmonary embolus

A

-Q waves in III, AVF

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13
Q

MI EKG signs

A
  • new Q waves
  • broadening of Q waves
  • new QS deflections
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14
Q

best type of arterial line cannula

A

short and narrow

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15
Q

phlebostatic axis

A

4th intercostal space at midaxillary line - R atrium

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16
Q

CVP waveforms

A
A - atrial contraction
X - atrial diastole
C - tricuspid closure
X1 - ventricular contraction
V - atrial filling
Y - passive ventricular filling
17
Q

how long after pacer wire insertion do you have to wait before inserting a CVC

A

1-2 months

18
Q

where should the pulmonary artery catheter tip lie?

A

west lung zone 3 - below the L atrium

19
Q

R atrial pressure

A

1-10

mean 5

20
Q

R ventricular pressure

A

15-30/0-8

mean: 25/5

21
Q

PA pressure

A

15-30/5-15

mean 23/9

22
Q

mean pulmonary pressure

A

10-20

mean: 15

23
Q

PAWP

A

5-15

mean 10

24
Q

L atrial pressure

A

4-12

mean 8

25
L ventricular pressure
90-140 mean 130
26
systemic vascular resistance: normal value, equation, and what it measures
900-1400 (1500-2000 index) 80 x (MAP-R atrial pressure)/CO measures L ventricular afterload
27
pulmonary vascular resistance: normal value, equation, and what it measures
150-250 (250-400 index) 80 x (PA MAP-L atrial pressure)/CO measures R ventricular afterload
28
RV pressures above 40 indicate?
chronic pulmonary HTN
29
normal SvO2
65-75%
30
ventricle depolarizes from ______ to _____ and repolarizes from _____ to ______
endocardium to epicardium epicardium to endocardium
31
best leads for ischemia detection?
V5, V6 II
32
BIS - numbers to keep between that reduces anesthesia awareness
40-60
33
ACT: normal and during bypass
normal: 80-120 bypass: 300-400
34
heparin resistance: definition, mechanism of action, and additional name
need increased amount of heparin to increase ACT binds to antithrombin III, accelerates rate at which it inhibits thrombin heparin tachyphylaxis
35
aPTT
better for monitoring low amounts of heparin normal 28-32