Week 3 Hemodynamic Monitoring & Cardiovascular Flashcards
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Hemodynamic monitoring
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- Measurement of pressure flow & oxygenation within CV system
- Purpose: Assess heart fxn, fluid balance, & effects of fluids & drugs on CO
2
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Cardiac output (CO)
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- Definitions
- ↓CO s/s
- Meds ↑CO
3
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Cardiac index (CI)
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CO adjusted for body surface area (BSA)
4
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Stroke volume (SV)
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Volume of blood coming out of aorta w/ every heartbeat
5
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Stroke volume index
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SV adjusted to BSA
6
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Systemic vascular resistance (SVR)
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Opposition encountered by left ventricle
7
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Pulmonary vascular resistance
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- Opposition encountered by right ventricle
- Resistance to blood flow by vessels
8
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Stroke volume variation (SVV)
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- Variation of arterial pulsation caused by heart-lung interaction
+ Sensitive indicator if preload responsiveness
+ Helps predict if pt benefits from additional IV fluid boluses
9
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Preload
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- Volume that fills up at end-diastole
- Low v High preload
- Measurements of L & R sided preload
10
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Afterload
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- Forces/resistance ventricles has to overcome to push blood forward
- Measurements of L & R sided afterload
11
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Diastole
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When heart is filling; amt of filling in ventricles at end-diastole (preload)
12
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Systole
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Time when heart contracts
13
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Contractility
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- Strength of ventricular contraction
- Positive inotropes (↑contractility)
- Negative inotropes (↓contractility)
14
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Formula for CO
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Cardiac output = HR x Stroke volume
15
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Pulmonary artery catheter (Swanz Ganz)
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- Obtains measurements for fluid status, cardiac status, & heart fxn
- Indications
- Characteristics
+ Insertion - Complications
- Lumens (blue, white, red, yellow)
- Pulmonary artery wedge pressure (PAWP)
- Line placement procedure
- Ensure accuracy
- Infection prevention