test 6 left heart bypass Flashcards
LEFT HEART BYPASS
Basically, a shunt around the aneurysm/ dissection
Used on DESCENDING LEGIONS
Heart pumps blood to the lungs (bypass left side)
Lungs oxygenate
Venous cannula places in LA/ L. Pulmonary veins
Risk of air embolism
Move tip of cannula – impair drainage
Could cannulate Apex of LV
Great flow
Risk of LV injury
Arterial cannula placed in descending aorta
If the patient needs volume – Anesthesia must give
Heart pumps blood to the vessels proximal to the clamp (usually the head vessels)
ECC pumps distal to clamp
2/3 of CO to lower body
Arterial pressure
Monitored at radial or brachial artery (upper body)
Monitored at femoral artery (lower body)
ECC Circuit for left heart bypass
Tubing Centrifugal pump No Reservoir No H/E No Bubble Trap Excluding those help minimize the heparinization required.
Proximal arterial pressure: high
Distal arterial pressure: low
Pulmonary wedge pressure: low
Volume, Increase Pump Flow
Proximal arterial pressure: high
Distal arterial pressure: low
Pulmonary wedge pressure: high
Increase Pump Flow
Proximal arterial pressure: high
Distal arterial pressure: high
Pulmonary wedge pressure: low
Volume; Vasodilator
Proximal arterial pressure: high
Distal arterial pressure: high
Pulmonary wedge pressure: high
Vasodilator; diuretic; maintain pump flow, hold volume in pump reservoir (if used)
Proximal arterial pressure: low
Distal arterial pressure: low
Pulmonary wedge pressure: low
Volume; look for partial occlusion of arterial outflow cannula (if reservoir in use)
Proximal arterial pressure: low
Distal arterial pressure: low
Pulmonary wedge pressure: high
Increase pump flow; inotrope
Proximal arterial pressure: low
Distal arterial pressure: high
Pulmonary wedge pressure: low
Decrease pump flow; inotrope; diuretic
Proximal arterial pressure: low
Distal arterial pressure: high
Pulmonary wedge pressure: low
Decrease pump flow; may need volume