Monitors & Data interpretation Flashcards
Periop monitoring standards
AANA
Ventilation, O2, CV, body temp continuously
Patient positioning, neuromuscular fxn PRN
O2 monitoring
2 light emitting diodes (LED), light detector (photocell)
placed on any perfused tissue
O2 calculation based on
Beer-Lambert Law; oxygenated & reduced hemoglobin differ in absorption of red/infrared light
Absorbs more Infrared light
oxyhemoglobin (HbO2)
940-990 nm wavelength
Absorbs more Red Light
Deoxyhemoglobin
660 nm wavelength
SpO2 > 90% means PaO2 is _____
above 60
Oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve – small drops in saturation correspond to ____
large drops in PaO2
Narrow Range of safety
PaO2 is: 10 20 30 Then SpO2 is:
13
35
57
PaO2 is: 40 50 60 Then SpO2 is:
75
83
90
PaO2 is: 70 80 90 Then SpO2 is:
93
95
96
Exists in smokers/urban pollution areas, falsely elevated readings on Pulse Ox
Carboxyhemoglobin (COHb)
Late sign of caboxyhemoglobin toxicity
cherry red appearance
Oxidated product of hemoglobin that forms reversible complex w/ O2 and impairs unloading of oxygen to tissues
methemoglobin (metHb)
SpO2 Reading of someone with methemoglobin
85% no matter what - even if SpO2 is higher or lower
Treatment for methemoglobinemia
Methylene blue
Gold standard for ETT placement
capnography
Normal EtCO2
35-45 mmHg
Normal Waveform: A-B
Baseline
Normal Waveform: B-C
Expiratory Upstroke
Normal Waveform: C-D
Expiratory Plateau
Normal Waveform: D
End-Tidal Concentration
Normal Waveform: D-E
Inspiration
MAP Equation
(SBP + 2DBP)/3
Most of myocardial perfusion occurs during
Diastole
Diastole represents
LV Relaxation, ventricular filling
Systole represents
myocardial oxygen consumption/demand
peak pressure w/in vasculature
Ventricular contraction
how often to measure NBP?
q3-5min
NBP cuff should be _____ of circumference of limb with a length that is _______ of circumference
40-50% of circumference of limb with a length that is 80-100% of circumference
Too small NBP cuff
falsely higher pressure
too big NBP cuff
falsely lower