Powerpoint Boards Qs Flashcards

1
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Normal gradient for venous drainage

A

30-40mmHg

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2
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Gold standard for occlusion

A

Hold line 30cm above pump and should drop at 1cm per minute

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3
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What venous cannulation is considered total bypass?

A

Bicaval cannulation: SVC and IVC

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4
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Ultimate limit to venous drainage

A

Amount of blood returning from great veins from the body

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5
Q

Negative pressure you can not exceed when using VAVD

A

-60 to -100mmHg

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6
Q

What factor has the biggest effect of oxygen movement into blood?

A

Surface area: greater surface area equals greater rate of diffusion

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7
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What factor has the biggest affect on CO2 diffusion out of blood?

A

Volume: more volume equals greater diffusion

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8
Q

Does turbulence increase or decrease oxygenation?

A

Increase

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9
Q

How is albumin sterilized?

A

Cold filtered

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10
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Values for isotonic solutions

A

~285-295 mOsm/L

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11
Q

Only proven intervention to pacify (wet) tubing

A

Albumin

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12
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Optimal urine output on pump

A

0.5-1cc/kg/hr

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13
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Factor with greater resistance to oxygen diffusion from alveoli to hemoglobin

A

Alveolar/capillary membranes

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14
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Factor with greatest resistance to diffusion from RBC to alveoli

A

Chemical reaction inside cell

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15
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Gold standard test for HIT antibody diagnosis

A

C-SRA (serotonin release assay)

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16
Q

Most commonly used therapy for HIT

A

Argatroban

17
Q

Another name for the Reticuloendothelial system (RES)

A

Mononuclear phagocyte system (MPS)

18
Q

Mast cell membrane stabilizer given if have Type 1 protamine reaction

A

Cromolyn sodium

19
Q

Four categories of hypothermia

A

Mild: 32-35
Moderate: 28-31
Deep: 18-27
Profound:

20
Q

Q10 principle

A

Reaction rates decrease by 50% for every 10C drop in temperature

21
Q

Q7 principle

A

Oxygen consumption is decreased by 50% for every 7C drop in temperature

22
Q

Safe circ arrest times at 37, 29, 22, 16, 10C

A

37: 4-5min
29: 8-10min
22: 16-20min
16: 32-40min
10: 64-80min

23
Q

Drugs given by anesthesia for circ arrest

A

Thiopental: short acting barbituate
Solumedrol: anti inflammatory, stabilize cell membranes

24
Q

How is albumin sterilized?

A

It is cold filtered

25
Q

How does digitalis work?

A

Block Na/K pumps

Ca is then left in cell so force of contraction is increased

26
Q

How do bipyridines work?

A

Prevent hydrolysis of cAMP

27
Q

Pernicious anemia

A

Low levels of Vitamin B12

28
Q

How does Hydroxyurea work?

A

Causes sickle cell hemoglobin to be diluted out by increased production of fetal hemoglobin when used with Epo Alfa

29
Q

Effect of giving Isuprel on bypass

A

Blood pressure decreases

(Typically, is a positive chronotrope but triggers solely off heart rate so in bypass it’s secondary action is vasodilation)

30
Q

Aminoglycosides contaimdication

A

Pregnancy: all amino glycosides cross placenta and accumulate in fetus

Three affects: ototoxicity, nephrotic incite, neuromuscular toxicity