Exam 1 Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
Q

What is MAP

A

Mean atrerial pressure

It is related to the amt of perfusion a pt has how much is being perfumed to the organs

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2
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Stable angina

A

Worse when physically active relieved by rest

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3
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Unstable angina

A

Occurs with rest

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4
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Costochondrits

A

Is an inflammation of the cartilage that connects a rib to the sternum ( breastbone) this pain might miming a MI or other cardiac condition

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5
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What are common electrolyte imbalances in ICU

A

K+, Na, Ca, Mg deficiencies

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6
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What 2 electrolytes affect contractility of the heart?

A

Ca, Mg

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7
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What signs an symptoms may woman present with when they are having a MI

A

Overwhelming fatigue
Pain in arm
Left side jaw pain
Arm pain arm numbness

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8
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What are IV drugs for a fib

A

Digoxin
Lopressor
Amiodarone
Cardizem

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9
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What 2 drugs can be used as a continuous infusion for a fib

A

Amiodarone

Cardizem

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10
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Sustained A fib causes what

A

Decreased Co be the heart is beating so fast it can’t fully eject all the blood volume

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11
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What are causes of increased preload

A

Hypervolemia

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12
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What are causes of increased after load

A

Increased SVR
VASOCONSTRICTION
VASOPRESSORS DRUGS

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13
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What decreases preload

A

Hypovolemia
Decreased venous return
A fib
GI bleed

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14
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What decreases afterload

A

Beta blockers

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15
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What decreases HR

A

Vagaries stipulations

Heart blocks

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16
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What increases HR

A

Stress
Hypotension
Hypovolemia
Increased temp

17
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How do you calculate MAP

A

Systolic + diastolic *2 divided by 3

18
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What is normal CO

19
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What is normal CI

A

CO divided by BSA

20
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What is normal CO

21
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How do you calculate CO

22
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What is normal CI

A

2.8-4.2 L/Min

23
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How do you calculate CI

24
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How do you calculate SYSTEMIC VASCULAR RESISTANCE

A

SVR (MAP-CVP/HR* 8)

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What is normal SVR
900-1400
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What is normal RAP
2-6 mmHg
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What does RAP mean
Right arterial pressure
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What is normal PAWP
15-25 systolic | 5-15 diastolic
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RAS 0
Alert and calm
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RAS +1
Anxious apprehensive
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RAS +2
Frequent non purposeful movement
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RAS + 3
Pulls, removes tubes or catheters, aggressive
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RAS +4
Combative, dangerous to staff
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RAS -1
Awakens to voice for more than 10 sec Eye opening Eye contact
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RAS-2
Light sedation | Briefly awakens for less than 10 sec
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RAS -3
Moderate sedation No eye contact No eye movement
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RAS -4
Deep sedation No response to voice But movement or eye opening to physical stimulation
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RAS -5
Unarousable | No response to voice or physical stimulation