Test 1 Hypothermia Flashcards

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Cause for increased myocardial oxygen demands

A

Switch from anaerobic to aerobic metabolism

Because immature myocardium can rely more on anaerobic metabolism can withstand ischemic injury better

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Calcium handling in Peds

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Immature myocardium increased Intracellular concentration post ischemia/reperfusion
This activates and lowers stores of ATP, contributing to dysfunction

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2
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Flow rate required due to high oxygen consumption rates in infants

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Up to 200ml/kg/min

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3
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Glucose in adults vs Peds

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Adults: hyperglycemia
Peds: hypoglycemia

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4
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4 events that trigger stress

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Ischemia
Hypothermia
Anesthesia
Surgery

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5
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CPB causes release of

A
Cathecholamines
Cortisol
ACTH
TSH
Endorphins
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6
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Normal urine output for adults

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.5-1 ml/min

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7
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Normal urine output for Peds

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1ml/kg/hr

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8
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Core temperature monitoring in Peds

A
Bladder
Nasopharyngeal
Tympanic
Esophageal 
Venous
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9
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Shell (peripheral) temperature monitoring in Peds

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Rectal

Skin

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10
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“Safe” period durations of DHCA

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> 32C: <18C: 45-60min

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Cannulation Used for DHCA if heart is NOT opened until circulatory arrest

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Single aortic cannula

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12
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Cannulation used if heart is opened BEFORE circulatory arrest

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Bicaval cannulation

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13
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Pressure maintained in SVC during retrograde cerebral perfusion

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15-20mmHg

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14
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Antegrade cerebral perfusion

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Use open end of Blalock Taussig shunt after proximal anastamosis is constructed

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15
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Flow for antegrade cerebral perfusion

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10-20ml/kg/min
OR pressure of 40-50mmHg in right radial artery
Neonates: 30-40ml/kg/min

16
Q

Complications to antegrade cerebral perfusion

A
Dissection of arterial wall
Air
Atheromatous plaque embolization
Malposition of cannula
Overcrowding of operative field
17
Q

Affects of pH stat

A
Temperature corrected
Higher pCO2 (respiratory acidosis) 
Increased cerebral blood flow
Add CO2 to maintain pCO2 of 40
When blood warmed to room temp, is acidotic and hypercapnic
18
Q

3 infant cerebral oximeters

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INVOS
NONIN EQUINOX
FORE-SIGHT