Monitoring Equipment Flashcards

1
Q

Where does the waves of electrical activity start in the electro cardiogram

A

The waves of electrical activity starts in the sinoatrial node and travels to the internodal tracks through atrial contraction. Then it travels to the atrioventricular node where the purkinje fibers cause ventricular contraction

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2
Q

What does the P wave represent

A

Electrical depolarization of atrial myocardium prior to contraction

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3
Q

What does the QRS complex

A

Depolarization of ventricle myocardium prior to contraction

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4
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What does the T wave represent

A

Ventricular re polarization

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5
Q

What does the electrocardiograph do

A

Sensitive voltage metering instrument that amplifies hearts electrical impulses

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6
Q

What position does the animal need to be placed for an electro cardiogram

A

Right lateral recumbent sea on a non-conductive surface. Limbs need to be perpendicular and parallel to each other

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7
Q

What is a pair of electrodes called

A

A lead

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8
Q

What is the principal lead used to assess arrhythmias

A

Lead to placement

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9
Q

What is blood pressure

A

Pressure exerted by circulating blood on arterial walls

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10
Q

What is the systolic pressure

A

Highest pressure of the cardiac cycle

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11
Q

What is diastolic pressure

A

Lowest pressure of cardiac cycle

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12
Q

What is map

A

Mean arterial pressure

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13
Q

What is blood pressure an indicator of

A

Anesthetic depth
Cardiac function
Organ perfusion

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14
Q

What are two indirect blood pressure monitors

A

Doppler bp

Oscillometer bp

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15
Q

What is a Doppler bp monitor

A

Continuously monitor hr and heart rhythm

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16
Q

What are the 4 arteries where yu can place the Doppler

A

Median palmar artery
Dorsal pedal artery
Coccygeal artery
Femoral artery

17
Q

What is pao2

A

Oxygen partial pressure in the arteries

18
Q

What is sao2

A

Arterial hemoglobin saturated with O2

19
Q

What light is used by the pulse oximeter

A

Oxygenated hemoglobin absorbs red light

Deoxygenated hemoglobin absorbs infrared light

20
Q

What are two factors affecting accuracy of the pulse oximetry device

A
External light sources
Electro cautery 
Tissue thickness
Darkly pigmented tissues
Well perfused area
Area with no hair
Excessive movement
Hypothermia
Anemia
Drug effects
21
Q

What does a capnograph do

A

Measures amount of co2 in patients inhaled and exhaled air.

22
Q

What is an electrocardiogram

A

Graphic representation of the hearts electrical activity as it travels to the cardiac conduction system