OR, anatomy, cannnulation Flashcards
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Hepatic Artery
*Common Hepatic Artery branches off the ________ and becomes __________
and then the __________ and ___________
Common Hepatic Artery
branches off Celiac Axis
Portal Vein becomes Proper Hepatic becomes Proper Hepatic, then Left and Right Left and Right
Hepatic)
Hepatic Artery
Supplies liver with________
of blood and __________ of oxygen.
Supplies Liver with 25%
of Blood
Provides 50% of Oxygen
Portal Vein formed from ________ +_______ and the _________ vein
Provides _______% 02
Formed from SMV + (IMV
and Splenic Vein)
Provides 50% of 02.
Antegrade:
- Performed in the normal direction of
flow.
Retrograde:
- Moving or tending backward.
- Opposite to the usual order; inverted
or reversed.
Cardioplegia-
cannula
inserted into aortic root
Pulmonplegia
(Antegrade)-
cannula
inserted into pulmonary
artery
Pulmonoplegia
(Retrograde)-
cannula inserted into common cuff of left atrium (containing pulmonary veins)…after cardiectomy
Cardio-Pulmonary Isolation
- Aorta (proximal ____) ____
_________ - SVC is ___________
- Perfusion pressure _______ __________
1. Aorta (proximal to arch) is clamped 2. SVC is ligated (Rommel or Umbilical Tape) 3. Perfusion pressure forces valves to close
Thoracic Ventilation
IVC is__________
- Left Atrial appendange is___________
IVC is transected
(cardioplegia)
- Left Atrial
appendange is
transected
(pulmonoplegia)
Miscellaneous Prep- Thoracic PGE (Prostaglandin) Is a \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ and injected into \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Vasodilator
Injected into PA
Miscellaneous Prep- Thoracic
Caval Drain bypasses
_____________________
Caval Drain
Bypasses ventilation from thoracic cavity
Heart Recovery- Cardiectomy
1.Pulmonary artery and pulmonary
veins are __________
Pulmonary artery and pulmonary
veins are transected
Heart Recovery- Cardiectomy
- SVC/ IVC are _________
- -IVC is also __________
- SVC/ IVC are transected
1. -IVC shared with liver
Liver:
______ Lobes,
______ Segments
_______ Ligament
4 Lobes,
8 Segments
Falciform Ligament
Aortic Flush
Abdominal aorta is
cannulated ______________
superior to
iliac bifurcation
(inferior to superior mesenteric artery SMA)
Portal Flush
(inferior messenteric IMV + Splenic) + Superior MV=
Portal Vein
From Superior to Inferior \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Axis: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Artery. Iliac \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Celiac Axis:
Superior Mesenteric
Artery:
Iliac Bifurcation:
Celiac Axis: 1. \_\_\_\_\_ Gastric Artery 2.\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Artery 3. Common \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Artery
Celiac Axis: 1. Left Gastric Artery 2. Splenic Artery 3. Common Hepatic Artery
Iliac Bifurcation:
1. ________; ________
- Common; Internal/
Abdominal Isolation
Aorta is ligated
superior to_________
inferior to _________
Aorta is ligated superior to iliac bifurcation; inferior to aortic cannula
Abdominal Isolation Cross Clamp placed across aorta
Inferior to __________;
above __________
inferior to
diaphragm; above
celiac axis