Monitoring Flashcards

1
Q

Inferior MI - leads and artery involved

A
  • II, III, AVF

- right

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2
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Posterior MI - leads and artery involved

A
  • inversion (reciprocal changes): V1, V2

- left circumflex

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3
Q

Lateral MI - leads and artery involved

A

I, AVL, V5, V6

-left circumflex

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4
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Anterior MI - leads and artery involved

A
  • I, AVL, V1-V4

- LAD

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5
Q

Anteroseptal MI - leads and artery involved

A
  • V1-V4

- LAD

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6
Q

what arrhythmia is associated with mitral valve replacement?

A

third-degree: complete heart block

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7
Q

left bundle branch block

A
  • V1: negative RS complex
  • I, AAVL, V6: wide

*caution PA catheter can lead to complete heart block

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8
Q

right bundle branch block

A

-V1

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9
Q

digitalis toxicity

A
  • digitalis effect: ST-segment sloping
  • increased by verapamil, quinidine, amiodarone
  • avoid digoxin in WPW
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10
Q

hypothermia

A

-J-point of Osborn waves

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11
Q

pericardial tamponade

A
  • low voltage P wave and QRS complex

- varying amplitude

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12
Q

pulmonary embolus

A

-Q waves in III, AVF

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13
Q

MI EKG signs

A
  • new Q waves
  • broadening of Q waves
  • new QS deflections
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14
Q

best type of arterial line cannula

A

short and narrow

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15
Q

phlebostatic axis

A

4th intercostal space at midaxillary line - R atrium

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16
Q

CVP waveforms

A
A - atrial contraction
X - atrial diastole
C - tricuspid closure
X1 - ventricular contraction
V - atrial filling
Y - passive ventricular filling
17
Q

how long after pacer wire insertion do you have to wait before inserting a CVC

A

1-2 months

18
Q

where should the pulmonary artery catheter tip lie?

A

west lung zone 3 - below the L atrium

19
Q

R atrial pressure

A

1-10

mean 5

20
Q

R ventricular pressure

A

15-30/0-8

mean: 25/5

21
Q

PA pressure

A

15-30/5-15

mean 23/9

22
Q

mean pulmonary pressure

A

10-20

mean: 15

23
Q

PAWP

A

5-15

mean 10

24
Q

L atrial pressure

A

4-12

mean 8

25
Q

L ventricular pressure

A

90-140

mean 130

26
Q

systemic vascular resistance: normal value, equation, and what it measures

A

900-1400 (1500-2000 index)

80 x (MAP-R atrial pressure)/CO

measures L ventricular afterload

27
Q

pulmonary vascular resistance: normal value, equation, and what it measures

A

150-250 (250-400 index)

80 x (PA MAP-L atrial pressure)/CO

measures R ventricular afterload

28
Q

RV pressures above 40 indicate?

A

chronic pulmonary HTN

29
Q

normal SvO2

A

65-75%

30
Q

ventricle depolarizes from ______ to _____ and repolarizes from _____ to ______

A

endocardium to epicardium

epicardium to endocardium

31
Q

best leads for ischemia detection?

A

V5, V6

II

32
Q

BIS - numbers to keep between that reduces anesthesia awareness

A

40-60

33
Q

ACT: normal and during bypass

A

normal: 80-120
bypass: 300-400

34
Q

heparin resistance: definition, mechanism of action, and additional name

A

need increased amount of heparin to increase ACT

binds to antithrombin III, accelerates rate at which it inhibits thrombin

heparin tachyphylaxis

35
Q

aPTT

A

better for monitoring low amounts of heparin

normal 28-32