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hemodynamic

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show direct pressure monitoring systems that invasively measure pressure, flow, and oxygenation in the cardiovascular system  
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show any critical care unit, surgery, and possibly the emergency room  
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invasive lines are placed by a   show
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show from the patient or family prior to insertion  
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clinical indications for hemodynamic monitoring   show
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clinical indication for hemodynamic monitoring   show
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frequent blood sampling for ABG analysis or severe fluid and electrolyte imbalance   show
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hemodynamic monitoring catheters provide a way of obtaining blood samples   show
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show titration of vasoactive drugs  
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show these patients may require the use of critical admixture drugs such as dopamine, levophed, or nipride  
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hemodynamic monitoring provides nurses with the data   show
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show diagnosis of heart failure, cardiogenic shock, cardiac tapenade, and sepsis  
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hemodynamic monitoring helps in differentiating the diagnosis of heart problems by   show
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show assessment of ventricular function in chronic heart failure  
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clinical indication for hemodynamic monitoring   show
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show that are high risk management of patients undergoing high risk procedures  
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patient with fluid instability the clinician can determine   show
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show trauma, burns, sepsis, a RDS, G.I. bleeding that required fluid management and infusion of vasoactive drugs  
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fundamental components of cardiac performance   show
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show about preload after load and cardiac output in other words cardiac performance and fluid balance  
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preload   show
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preload equals the amount of blood in the ventricles before contraction   show
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show another term for preload is  
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show any resistance against which the ventricles must pump in order to eject its value  
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after load   show
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show resistance to flow or how clamped the blood vessels are  
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show in order to get the blood ejected from the ventricles  
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on the right side of the heart, the ventral pushes against   show
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show the aortic valve and peripheral vascular system  
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what can cause increased after load   show
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cardiac output CO is   show
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how is cardiac output measured   show
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what is a normal cardiac output   show
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there are two components that make up cardiac output   show
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show altering either the heart rate or the stroke volume  
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show  
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show the preload the after load and contractility  
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show there are three types of catheters used  
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what are the three types of catheters   show
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show continuous blood pressure  
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the central venous pressure or CVP   show
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show this catheter measures pressures on both the left and right side of the heart CVP as well as the cardiac output and provides a port for fluid drug administration and blood draws  
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show state the purpose of using a transducer, demonstrate leveling and zeroing a transducer using level static access, and identify the level static access  
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show this system converts mechanical energy into electrical energy  
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show a pressure transducer is required  
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the pressure transducer system converts mechanical energy into   show
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transducers can be connected to three things   show
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show picture shows a system attached to a normal saline bags around by a pressure bag and connected to a monitor and it maintains pressure to get digital readings  
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show pressure needs to meet maintain at 300 mmHg  
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for trans to inducer system, how does the to being flushed   show
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leveling a transducer, in order to ensure accurate readings the transducer must be level   show
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show approximately the level of the right atrium  
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to determine the level static axis   show
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show and then zero calibrate the transducer  
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show state indications for using an arterial line,  
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show on an arterial waveform and described how correlates with valve closure  
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show explain and perform a classmate  
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show how to do it from an arterial line  
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arterial line   show
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show  
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identify complications and trouble soothing Dobsons   show
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show a continuous invasive form of monitoring a patient's blood pressure  
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indications for for using an a line   show
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show where strict monitoring is required  
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indications are to use and a line when vasoactive medications are needed   show
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indications for use in a line with regular blood sampling   show
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show the closure of the aortic valve  
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nursing measures for a lines   show
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nursing measures for a lines ensure pressure bag is that   show
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nursing measure for a line   show
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leave can nursing measures for a line we've cannulated extremity uncovered for easy observation   show
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nursing measure for a line   show
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nursing measure for a line   show
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a line possible complications for   show
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show state indications for monitoring central venous pressure, state normal range for a central venous catheter  
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show state the purpose of each lumen of a central venous catheter  
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discussed nursing measures to maintain a central venous catheter   show
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show for maintaining a central venous catheter  
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central venous pressure, central catheters are placed by   show
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show into the jugular or subclavian vein  
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where does the tip of the catheter set   show
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what must be done before a central venous catheter can be placed   show
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show be right atrial pressure or RAP  
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central venous pressure is a measurement of the   show
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show fluid administration helps assessed fluid volume status  
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central venous pressure can be measured using a   show
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show also called right atrial pressure RAP  
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when obtaining a central venous pressure with a transducer it is measured in   show
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show today 8 mmHg  
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show it is measured in centimeters of H2O rarely used  
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central venous pressure other ports can be used for   show
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Possible complications of central venous pressure   show
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show pressure bag at 300 mmHg, assess site change dressing per hospital policy  
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learning objectives for using a pulmonary artery catheter   show
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identify waveforms observed while using a PAC   show
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show discuss how a pulmonary artery catheter is inserted  
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state the per further purpose of each lumen for a pulmonary artery catheter   show
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state nursing measures to maintain a pulmonary artery catheter   show
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discuss critical thinking options for unexpected outcomes   show
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show multi-lumen catheter inserted in the jugular or subclavian vein that is floated through the heart and rest in the pulmonary artery  
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show monitor right-sided heart pressure is the CVP, indirectly monitor left-sided heart pressures the wedge pressure and cardiac output  
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show hemodynamically unstable or can be  
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show once inserted in the subclavian vein or juggler vain the empty inflate the balloon at the tip in order for the catheter to float through the heart into the pulmonary artery  
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pulmonary artery catheter wave forms   show
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show which part of the heart the catheter is in or waveforms reflect the location of the catheter within the heart  
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the pulmonary artery catheter has 4 to 5 lm   show
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show exits in the right atrium, used to obtain CVP readings and connect cardiac output CO inject a  
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thermistor port exits   show
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show each lumen exits in a different location continued  
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pulmonary artery catheter the balloon port   show
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show in pulmonary artery to obtain pulmonary artery readings  
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show extra port on some models use for IV fluid exits in superior vena cava  
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pulmonary artery readings   show
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show left-sided preload  
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pulmonary artery readings, a normal range for wedge pressure is   show
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show whole Monica valve closure  
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of teeny a pulmonary capillary wedge pressure or P CWP or wedge   show
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show never leave balloon inflated in wedge position because it can cause balloon rupture or a pulmonary infarct  
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show left syringe and balloon passively deflate and watch waveform returned to the normal pulmonary artery waveform  
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show obtain consent, level of zero transducers, pressure bag a trigger millimeters Mercury, hemodynamic parameters, and monitoring  
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nursing measures for pulmonary artery catheter detail   show
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for pulmonary artery catheters level and zero transducers transducers   show
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show and obtain hemodynamic parameters per empty order  
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potential complications for pulmonary artery catheter   show
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show is no waveforms on the monitor make sure monitor is turned.  
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troubleshooting for pulmonary artery catheter if you are unable to draw blood from the a line stop   show
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show apply pressure  
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troubleshooting if there is diminished or absent peripheral perfusion within a line   show
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show check your patient and reposition the extremity  
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pulmonary artery catheter if you have a significant change in hemodynamic reading   show
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show perform balanced has identify equipment for transducer set up demonstrate leveling answering transducer blood draw from an arterial line discussed discontinuation of arterial line, observe various waveforms on monitor and identify ports a pulmonary artery  
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