'Low cardiac output' diaporamas de présentation

2012 CCU Competency

2012 CCU Competency. Assessment Module 2: Key Critical Thinking Check Points in Assessment: Blood Pressure Pulmonary Status Restlessness and Anxiety Introduction to Delirium Assessment. Purpose.

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ECMO

ECMO. Introduction. ECMO is frequently instituted using cervical cannulation, which can be performed under local anesthesia. ECMO is used for longer-term support ranging from 3-10 days. The purpose of ECMO is to allow time for intrinsic recovery of the lungs and heart. Equipment.

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Pathophysiology of circulatory shock

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Cardiac output and venous return

Cardiac output and venous return. Cardiac output. The quantity of blood pumped into the aorta Amount of blood that flows through the circulation Most important factor in relation to the circulation. Normal cardiac output 5.6 L/min in young men when resting 10-20 % less in women Factors

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Progressive Shock

Progressive Shock. Low Cardiac Output decreases arterial pressure and reduces transport of nutrients to tissues Blood pH then decreases because of lactic & carbonic acid buildup.

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