Exam 3 Flashcards

1
Q

During placement of lines in preparation for heart surgery which heart rhythm contradicts PAC placement?

A

LBBB, remember PAC placement can cause RBBB leading to CHB in a patient with LBBB

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2
Q

What type of injuries are common during heart surgery?

A

brachial plexus, ulnar, radial, occipital alopecia

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3
Q

What is the typical dose of heparin to get on pump?

A

400 units/kg

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4
Q

What are the three A’s to prepare for sternal incision?

A

Anesthesia, analgesia, antibiotics, paralysis

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5
Q

What is the most common time period for awareness and recall?

A

sternal spilt (ensure 1 MAC)

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6
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What should you do to the ventilator during sternal split??

A

deflate lungs and cut PEEP

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7
Q

Is radial artery dissection high or low level stimulation

A

low

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8
Q

Which types of nerves are dissected from the aorta?

A

postganglionic sympathetic

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9
Q

What is the most common cause of hypotension before CBP?

A

hypovolemia

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10
Q

What is the ACT goal for bypass?

A

>400 seconds

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11
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When do you first draw a ACT and then how often?

A

3-5 minutes after first bolus, then every 20-30min

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12
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What do you do if ACT is <400 after heparin?

A

give 10-20,000 more, FFP, AT3

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13
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What are your options if your patient has HIT?

A

postpone surgery, Bivalrudin

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14
Q

Tell me about Heparins charge, pH, and MOA.

A

negative charge, acidic, binds AT3 and increases AT3’s inhibitory action on thrombin 1000x

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15
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Tell me about Protamines charge, pH, dose and MOA.

A

postive charge, basic, 1mg protamine to 100 units Heparin, forms ionic bonds with heparin molecule

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16
Q

What are signs of protamine reaction?

A

pulm HTN, elevated CVP, HoTN, RV failure, CV collapse

17
Q

Which cannula is always placed first?

18
Q

What is your BP goal before the aortic cannula is placed?

A

SBP 90-100

19
Q

Where is the retrograde cardioplegia cannula placed?

A

coronary sinus

20
Q

Where is the LV vent placed?

A

right pulmonary vein

21
Q

What is the most common approach for arterial cannulation?

A

in the distal ascending aorta and directed toward the transverse arch

22
Q

What type of central venous cannula is usually inserted for CABG and AV repair?

A

Cavoatrial (two stage) single cannula

23
Q

What is the cavoatrial cannula?

A

single cannula drawing from the RA and distal IVC, inserted through the atrial appendage

24
Q

Where are Bicaval cannulas placed?

A

SVC and IVC

25
Which type of central venous cannulation is most effective at diverting blood away from the heart?
Bicaval
26
Venous cannulation occurs in which sites?
femoral vein, IJ and positioned to sit in the SVC and RA junction
27
What is represented by the TEG graph?
Normal
28
What is represented by the TEG graph?
factor deficiency or anticoagulation
29
What is represented by the TEG graph?
impaired platelet number or function
30
What is represented by the TEG graph?
primary fibrinolysis
31
What is represented by the TEG graph?
hypercoagulation
32
What is represented by the TEG graph?
DIC stage 1 hypercoagulable with secondary fibrinolysis
33
What is represented by the TEG graph?
DIC stage 2 hypercoagulable state