SV02 Flashcards

1
Q

Components of oxygen delivery

A

Oxygen content of the blood (Hgb, saturation of Hbg with oxygen and dissolved oxygen) and CO

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2
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Oxygen content

A
  • Hgb
  • Saturation of HGB with oxgyen
  • dissolved oxygen (Pa02)
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3
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Fully saturated oxygen can carry how many mls of oxygen per gram of HGB?

A

1.38 ml

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4
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What is the role of HGB

A

carry oxygen

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5
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Where is oxygen carried on HGB

A

4 iron biding sites, not all sites are bound with oxygen

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6
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oxygen saturation is?

A

The percentage of hemoglobin saturated with oxygen in the blood

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7
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Two ways oxygen is carried in the blood

A

02 combined with hemoglobin (98%)

02 dissolved in plasma = 2%

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8
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Hemoglobin combines _____ with oxygen to form oxyhemoglobin

A

reversibly

Hb+ 02 Hb02

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9
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Arterial blood is mixed with what % of 02

A

Aorta SV02 = 95-100%

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10
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Mixed venous blood is what % of 02

A

Pulmonary artery 60-80%

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11
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At rest what % of oxygen is used in an average adult

A

25% with 75% being returned to the lungs

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12
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Oxygen Partial Pressure (Pa02)

A

pressure that oxygen exerts in the dissolved state

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13
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Normal Pa02 values

A

80-100 mmHg

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14
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Normal Pv02 values

A

35-45 mmHg

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15
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Pa02 affects the ability of O2 to combine with hgb in the lungs and the ability of 02 to be released to the tissues? T or F

A

True

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16
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What is arterial blood oxygen content and how is it measured

A

total amount of oxygen in the blood

measured in ml 02/dl blood

17
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equation for arterial blood 02 content

Normal value?

A

Ca02=(1.38xHgbxSa02)+0.0031xPa02

Normal value = 17-20 ml/dl

18
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Components of Ca02

A
  • Hgb
  • Sa02
  • Pa02
19
Q

What has the greatest effect on arterial blood oxygen content (Ca02)

A

changes in hemoglobin

20
Q

Define venous blood oxygen content

A

total amount of oxygen in the venous blood

measured in ml/dl

21
Q

Equation for venous blood oxygen content?

normal values

A

Cv02=(1.38xHgbxSv02)+0.0031+Pv02

Normal = 12-15 ml/dl

22
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Components of Cv02

A
  • Hgb
  • Sv02
  • Pv02
23
Q

Cardiac output major determinant of ________

A

02 delivery

C0=SVxHR

24
Q

stroke volume is influenced by what?

A
  • preload
  • afterload
  • contractility
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Define Arterial oxygen delivery (D02)
-amount of oxygen delivered to the tissues measured in: ml 0s/min -Normal value = 1000 ml/min -a quarter of what is delivered is used at rest
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Equation of D02
Da02= | C0xCa02x10=C0xHbgx1.38xSa02x10
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``` Units of measure CO: Hgb: 1.38: S02: 10: ```
``` CO: L/min Hgb: gm/dl 1.38: ml/gm SO2: % 10 - converts liters to deciliters ```
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oxgyen consumption (V02)
amount of oxygen consumed by tissues | -measured in ml 02/min
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Equation for V02 normal value
V02=arterial 02 delivery - venous 02 delivery normal range = 200-250
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mixed venous oxygen saturation (Mv02=Sv02)
the percentage of Hgb saturated with oxygen in mixed venous blood reflects the global balance between oxygen delivery and oxygen consumption
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Normal range of Sv02
60%-80%
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A decrease in Sv02 is often the first signal of _______
threat to tissue oxygenation
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SV02
Decreased oxygen delivery: decrease Hgb, Sa02 and/or CO Increased oxygen consumption
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Clinical conditions r/t decreased 02 delivery with poor Hgb concentration, Sv02
- anemia | - hemorrhage
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Clinical conditions r/t decreased 02 delivery with low Sa02 with Sv02
- hypoxia | - lung dz
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Clinical conditions r/t decreased 02 delivery with low CO with Sv02
- LV dysfunction - Shock - hypovolemia
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Clinical conditions r/t increased 02 consumption with Sv02
- fever - seizures - shivering - increased work of breathing increase muscle activity and metabolic rate
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Increases in Sv02
- mostly commonly due to maldistribution of blood flow d/t sepsis - wedged PA catheter - Cyanide poisoning (nitroprusside)
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How is Sv02 measured?
- reflection spectrophotometry - from the distal tip of the PAC continuously or intermittently - Distal tip of the triple lumen catheter - blood from the pulmonary artery