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lbs/2.2
kg =
in x 2.54
cm =
mm x 3
Fr =
((cm x kg)/3600)^0.5
BSA Mosteller =
((kg^0.425)(cm^0.725)) x 0.007184
BSA Dubois
height - 105
IBW female =
height - 100
IBW male =
lbs/1.5(1.1 x IBW)
MO ratio =
greater than 1.0
morbid obesity ratio value that signals morbid obesity
1.3
when calculating BSA for a morbidly obese patient, multiply IBW by
2.0-2.6
typical adult CI
BSA x CI
Q =
V2C2
V1C1 =
weight x average blood volume
EBV =
65 mL/kg
female average BV
70 mL/kg
male average BV
(BV x Hctpre)/(BV + PV + CPB + ANES - urine)
est. Hct =
(BV(Hctpre) + 0.75(PRBCvol))/(BV + PV + CPG + PRBCvol)
Hctpost =
PRBCvol/300 mL
PRBCunits =
EDV - ESV
SV (requiring echo) =
CO/HR
SV =
HR x SV
CO =
CO/BSA
CI =
SV/EDV
EF =
gas flow/Q
gas:blood flow ratio
(systolic + (dialostilic x 2))/3
MAP
((MAP - CVP) x 80)/CO
SVR =
800-1500 dynes/sec/cm^-5
normal values for systemic vascular resistance
250-350 dynes/sec/cm^-5
normal pulmonary vascular resistance
rate pressure product
used in cardiology and exercise physiology to determine the myocardial workload
<12000
normal rate pressure product value
stroke work index
measurement of the work done by the heart
36-49 mL/m^2/beat
normal stroke work index volume
left ventricular stroke work index
measurement of work done by the LV to eject a volume of blood
50-62
normal left ventricular stroke work index value
((base excess) x kg)/4
NaHCO3 =
(K+desired(Bpart + Cpart)) - ((Bpart x K+patient) + (Cpart x K+crystalloid))
K+to add =
((base deficit) x kg)/4
NaHCO3 =
300-450 units/kg
typical heparin loading dose
kg x units of heparin
heparin loading dose =
heparin loading dose/(ACTpost - ACTpre)
HDR =
heparin bolus
used to determine amount of heparin to give to reach a target ACT
(ACTtarget - ACTcurrent) x HDR
heparin bolus =
(HDR(ACTcurrent - ACTbaseline) x 1.3)/100
protamine =
oxygen capacity
total amount of oxygen (bound and dissolved) in 100 mL of blood
(1.34 x Hgb x SaO2) + (0.003 x pO2)
CaO2 =
(1.34 x Hgb x SvO2) + (0.003 x pO2)
CvO2 =
1.34 x Hgb(SaO2 - SvO2) x Q x 10
O2 transfer =
(CaO2 - CvO2) x Q x 10
VO2 =
CaO2 x Q x 10
DO2 =
VO2/DO2
O2ER =
O2 extraction ratio
oxygen consumed vs oxygen delivered
~25%
normal O2ER on CPB
greater than or equal to 3x higher than VO2
DO2 should be maintained here on CPB
50% or higher
anaerobic metabolism and eventual tissue death occurs when O2ER reaches
phase 4
Na+, Ca2+ channels closed, open K+ rectifier channels keep TMP stable at -90mV
Phase 0
rapid Na+ influx through open fast Na+ channels
Phase 1
transient K+ channels open and K+ efflux returns TMP to 0 mV
Phase 2
influx of CA2+ through L-type Ca2+ channels is electrically balanced by K+ efflux through delayed rectifier K+ channels
Phase 3
Ca2+ channels close but delayed rectifier K+ channels remain open and return TMP to -90 mV
radial, brachial, femoral
sites for systemic arterial pressure line
low volume
low PCWP and low cardiac output diagnosis
high volume
high PCWP and normal cardiac output diagnosis
LV failure
high PCWP and low cardiac output diagnosis
papaverine
used as dilator to prevent arterial spasming, sprayed on IMA
20-24 Fr
typical adult aortic arterial cannula size
within first 10 minutes
when is first ABG drawn on bypass
60 minutes
maximum time between ABGs on bypass if in-line blood gas monitoring is available
SvO2
most desired value obtained from VBG
3-5 minutes
how long after administration of full dose or subsequent doses of heparin is ACT drawn
every 30 minutes
how frequently is ACT drawn after heparin is given
4-15 C
cold cardioplegia temperature
250-350 mL/min
antegrade cardioplegia flow
150-200 mmHg
antegrade cardioplegia line pressure
150-250 mL/min
retrograde cardioplegia delivery
40 mmHg
coronary sinus pressure during retrograde delivery
flow and pressure, reservoir level, line pressure, anticoagulation, blood gas values, hemodynamics, urine output
perfusion scan
15-20 min
cardioplegia typically given every
normal sinus rhythm, normothermic, blood gases within normal limits, electrolytes within normal limits, hemoglobin and hematocrit within normal limits, adequate reservoir volume, anesthesia ventilating
termination checklist
18-27 units
normal BMI