PT EVAL 8 Review
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| Normal Value of RIGHT VENTRICLE |
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| Normal Value of LEFT ATRIUM |
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| Normal Value of LEFT VENTRICLE |
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| Normal Value of RIGHT ATRIUM |
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| In between the RIGHT VENTRICLE and LEFT ATRIUM is |
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| In between the LEFT VENTRICLE and RIGHT ATRIUM is |
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| List two methods used for measuring MAP |
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| Normal Values for the following Blood Pressure for ADULTS SYSTOLIC |
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| Normal Values for the following Blood Pressure for ADULTS DIASTOLIC |
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| Normal Values for the following Blood Pressure for ADULTS MEAN |
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| What is the formula for calculating mean arterial pressure? |
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| Where should the transducer/manometer be placed when hemodynamic measurements are taken |
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| Filling in the hemodoynamic value trends for RIGHT HEART FAILURE CVP, PAP PCWP, QT |
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| Filling in the hemodoynamic value trends for COR PULMONALE CVP, PAP PCWP, QT |
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| Filling in the hemodoynamic value trends for TRICUSPID VALVE STENOSIS CVP, PAP PCWP, QT |
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| Filling in the hemodoynamic value trends for LUNG DISORDERS CVP, PAP PCWP, QT |
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| Filling in the hemodoynamic value trends for PULMONARY EMBLOLISM CVP, PAP PCWP, QT |
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| Filling in the hemodoynamic value trends for PULMONARY HYPERTENSION CVP, PAP PCWP, QT |
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| Filling in the hemodoynamic value trends for AIR EMBOLISM CVP, PAP PCWP, QT |
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| Filling in the hemodoynamic value trends for LEFT HEART FAILURE CVP, PAP PCWP, QT |
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| Filling in the hemodoynamic value trends for MITRAL VALVE STENOSIS CVP, PAP PCWP, QT |
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| Filling in the hemodoynamic value trends for CHF/PULMONARY EDEMA CVP, PAP PCWP, QT |
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| Filling in the hemodoynamic value trends for HIGH PEEP EFFECTS CVP, PAP PCWP, QT |
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| Filling in the hemodoynamic value trends for HYPERVOLEMIA CVP, PAP PCWP, QT |
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| Filling in the hemodoynamic value trends for Hypovolemia CVP, PAP PCWP, QT |
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| If the PT blood pressure is 125/73 mmHg, what is the pulse pressure? |
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| If the PT systolic pressure is 120 mmHg and the pulse pressure is 55 mmHg, what the diastolic pressure? |
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| List three methods available for determining cardiac output. |
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| List the three methods available for determining cardiac output |
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| Normal cardiac output ranges between ___and ___LPM |
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| A PT has a cardiac output of 6 LPM and a Heart Rate of 100 bpm. What is his stroke volume? |
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| What is the normal value for CI |
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| How does the value for cardiac index compare to the value of the cardiac output? |
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| Define SVR (SYSTEMIC VASULAR RESISTANCE) |
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| Write the formula used to calculate SVR (SYSTEMIC VASULAR RESISTANCE) |
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| List the normal value for SVR (SYSTEMIC VASULAR RESISTANCE) |
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| What is the factor to convert mmHg/L/min to dynes? |
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| What does PVR (PULMONARY VASCULAR RESISTANCE) measure? |
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| Write the formula used to calculate PVR (PULMONARY VASCULAR RESISTANCE) |
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| List the normal range for PVR (PULMONARY VASCULAR RESISTANCE) |
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| List two factors that may cause PVR (PULMONARY VASCULAR RESISTANCE) to increase |
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| Calculate the PVR for a PT with MAP 95torr, CVP 10torr, MPAP 20torr, PCWP 8torr, CO 4L/min |
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| Calculate the SVR for a PT with MAP 95torr, CVP 10torr, MPAP 20torr, PCWP 8torr, CO 4L/min |
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