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HR normal range
60-100BPM
Normal BP
120/80
Normal RR
15-20 breaths/min
Normal adult intracranial pressure
<15 mmHg (needs to stay below 20 for safety)
Normal child intracranial pressure
0-5 mmHg
range for moderately elevated intracranial pressure
21-40mmHg
Severely elevated intracranial pressure
>41 mmHg
* indicates need for craniotomy
a intracranial pressure over ___ is fatal
60
Normal cerebral perfusion pressure
70-100 mmHg
* 70 is the minimum; lower raises risk of ischemia
normal range for oxygen perfusion to cerebral tissues
25-50 mmHg
Brain TIssue Oxygenation (PbtO2) below ___ mmHg indicates ischemia, and below ___ mmHg indicates brain cell death
below 15: ischemia:
Below 5: brain cell death
intracranial pressure, vs cerebral perfusion pressure vs oxygen perfusion to cerebral tissue
- ICP: How much pressure is inside the skull?
- CPP: How much pressure is available to push blood through the brain?
- Oxygen perfusion to cerebral tissue (PbtO₂): How much oxygen is available in the brain tissue?