Test 1 Flashcards
Purpose of Bypass
Bloodless field, maintain adequate tissue perfusion to meet energy demands and ensure full return of function post op
supply=demand
How do we meet supply demand goal of perfusion?
1) calculate flow rates (weight or BSA)
2) maintain minimal MAP
3) SvO2
4) urine output
5) acid-base status
6) level of anesthesia
What effects O2 consumption (2)
metabolic rate and O2 delivery
Tissue O2 Gradients
cap (95) - interstitial (40) = 55 diff
interstitial - intracellular (23)= 17 diff
Changes in Intracellular PO2 depend on
PaO2
BF
HCT
Managing BF
1) based on weight/BSA
2) O2 Consumption Plateau
Managing HCT/Hgb
minimize prime, RAP/VAP, hemoconcentrate, increase urine output, PRBC
3 Goal Directed Perfusion Concepts
1) concentration on oxygen delivery (pump flow and HCT) nadir rather than hematocrit (respiratory quotient and DO2/VCO2)nadir
2) use CO2 to indicated tissue perfusion
3) make decisions on concepts and evidenced based values
Krogh’s Capillary Cylinder Model
- O2 delivery depends on number and distribution of capillaries
- metabolism changes flow
- each cap supplies radius of tissue