Question

In: Nursing

The critical care nurse is mentoring a new nurse on hemodynamic mentoring at the bedside of...

The critical care nurse is mentoring a new nurse on hemodynamic mentoring at the bedside of a critical ill patient. the patient has a right radial intra arterial line and a right sub clavian pulmonary artery pressure monitoring system with a thermodilution catheter. the critical care nurse meet with new nurse demonstrates proper management of the invasive hemodynamic monitoring lines to the new nurse and obtains the order paramiter (mean arterial pressure (map) central venous pressure (cvp) oulmonary artery systolic (pas) pulmonary artery diastolic (pad) pulmonary artery wedge pressure (pawp) cardiac output (co) and cardiac index (ci) measurement)   the critical care nurse the critical care nurse meet with the new nurse afterwards at the nurses station and encourage the new nurse to share what the new nurse understand in eegards to the invasive hemodynamic monetering .the new nurse is currently taking critical care classes on hemody namic monitering                                                                
                                                                                          A. what are the indications for the carious homodynamic monitering methods ( intra artirial line) and the pulmonary arteryd pressure monitoring system.                                                         

B.   what are the various ordered perameters use for in the case study
              
C. what are the nursing responsibilities when caring for the patient with hemodynamic monitoring.

of what potential complication
should the nurse be aware when caring for thre patient with hemodynamic monitoring

Solutions

Expert Solution

A) Hemodynamic monitoring is checking the blood pressure inside blood vessels and heart .This kind of monitoring is used in the management of complicated myocardial infraction,to rule out the cause of dyspnoea and hypoxia,management of crtically ill patients with existing cardiac diseases,to determine prognosis of crtically ill patients,to evaluate cardiac response to drugs and to diagnose and teat cardiac dysrthymias.Pulmonary artery monitoring is used to measure right heart and indirect lefy heart pressures and this helps to rule out pulmonary hypertension,pulmonary odema and so on.

B.1) Mean arterial pressure(MAP):An approoximation of the average pressure in the systemic circulation throughout the cardiac cycle,used in hemodynamic monitoring.MAP must be between 60 to 70 mmHg for adequate perfusion.

2)Central Venous Pressure(CVP):The CVP pressure within the superior venacava .It reflects the pressure under which blood is returned to the superior venacava and right atrium.

3)Pulmnonary Artery Systolic Pressure (PAS):Normal pulmonary artery systolic pressure is 15 to 25 mmHg

4) Pulmonary artery diastolic pressure(PADP):Normal PADP is 5 to 15 mmHg

5)Pulmonary Artery WEdge Pressure:It normally ranges between4 and 2 mmHg and the elevations may indicate left venticular failure,hypovolemia and so on.The measurement is obtained during momentary balloon inflation of the pulmonary artery catheter and is reflective of left venticular end diastolic pressure.

6)Cardiac Output: It is the amount of blood ejected from the left ventricular into the aorta each minute.

7)Cardiac Index Meaurement:To calculate Cardiac Index Measurement is Cardiac Otput divided by thr patients body surface area.

C)1.Complications:

Risk for infection,Thrombosis,pneumothorax,pulmonary artery rupture,pulmonary infraction.

2.Nursing Responsibilities:

a.Assess the catheter insertion site for any infection.

b.Cover the area with sterile dressing.

c.Assess for proper catheter placement,position

d.Montor heart rate and rhythm.

e.Maintain sterility of the ports.

f.Chang iv tubing as per policy

g.Document all values accuretly

h.Monitor for complications


Related Solutions

1. The critical care nurse is mentoring a new nurse on hemodynamic monitoring at the bedside...
1. The critical care nurse is mentoring a new nurse on hemodynamic monitoring at the bedside of a critically ill patient. The patient has a right radial intra-arterial line, and a right subclavian pulmonary artery pressure monitoring system with a thermodilution catheter. The critical care nurse demonstrates proper management of the invasive hemodynamic monitoring lines to the new nurse and obtains the ordered parameters (mean arterial pressure [MAP], central venous pressure [CVP], pulmonary artery systolic [PAS], pulmonary artery diastolic [PAD],...
Theoretical Application to a Critical Care Nursing Case Study Scenario: A nurse is working the PM...
Theoretical Application to a Critical Care Nursing Case Study Scenario: A nurse is working the PM shift in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) – located on the pediatric wing of the hospital. There are 25 patients (babies) in the NICU and 18 of those patients are on ventilator support. 14 nurses are working on the unit in addition to 1 unit secretary and 2 nurses’ assistants. What should the nurse do/what ethical action should the nurse take when faced...
As a nurse in a critical care unit, your newest admission is a 24-year-old victim of...
As a nurse in a critical care unit, your newest admission is a 24-year-old victim of a motor vehicle accident (MVA). Report from the OR nurse indicates that the patient has several surgically repaired fractures, a closed head injury, and elevated temperature. Additionally, he has IV fluid running postoperatively and dressing changes scheduled every shift. The patient is intermittently alert and disoriented, with his pain adequately controlled by IV analgesics. (Learning Objectives 2 and 5) Outline the pertinent information within...
Should nurses at the bedside (those involved in direct patient care) be involved in the unit...
Should nurses at the bedside (those involved in direct patient care) be involved in the unit budget process? Explain your answer and provide rationales with examples from clinical practice (such as staffing, patient outcomes, equipment, etc.).
Should nurses at the bedside (involved in direct patient care) be involved in the unit budget...
Should nurses at the bedside (involved in direct patient care) be involved in the unit budget process? Explain your answer and provide rationales with examples from clinical practice (such as staffing, patient outcomes, equipment, etc.).
Sue Brown, RN, critical care staff nurse with 4 years of experience, just had a problem...
Sue Brown, RN, critical care staff nurse with 4 years of experience, just had a problem with one of the new resident physicians. The resident was inserting a pulmonary catheter and Sue notified him that the patient was in ventricular fibrillation. Sue also told him the hemodynamic waveform showed that the catheter had cleared the right ventricle and was now in the pulmonary artery. The physician retorted to Sue, “Don’t worry about a little ventricular fibrillation … it’s expected after...
Sue Brown, RN, critical care staff nurse with 4 years of experience, just had a problem...
Sue Brown, RN, critical care staff nurse with 4 years of experience, just had a problem with one of the new resident physicians. The resident was inserting a pulmonary catheter and Sue notified him that the patient was in ventricular fibrillation. Sue also told him the hemodynamic waveform showed that the catheter had cleared the right ventricle and was now in the pulmonary artery. The physician retorted to Sue, “Don’t worry about a little ventricular fibrillation … it’s expected after...
Lisa, a critical care nurse is caring or Rochelle a 73-year-old woman suffering from diabetes, TBI...
Lisa, a critical care nurse is caring or Rochelle a 73-year-old woman suffering from diabetes, TBI and multiple internal injuries following a serious motor vehicle accident. Most likely Rochelle will need substantial skilled nursing care for an indefinite period of time, likely the rest of her life. Rochelle is on medicare and her husband informed you they have no supplemental insurance. Although Rochelle had expressed to her husband and several friends a desire to not live in a situation as...
Bedside monitors in the intensive care unit (ICU) have ECG, pulse oximeter, respiration and periodic blood...
Bedside monitors in the intensive care unit (ICU) have ECG, pulse oximeter, respiration and periodic blood pressure using a programmed sphygmomanometer (i.e. this measures blood pressure at a pre- programmed desired interval, e.g. 15min). (i) Describe the biophysical principles underlying pulse oximetry including tissue absorption characteristics. (ii) Describe the instrumentation required to for the ICU monitor, from sensors to display. Use a block diagram with each block representing the hardware or data processing element. (iii) One of the most difficult...
Explain how you can demonstrate and perform following knowlegde and skills to provide bedside patient care....
Explain how you can demonstrate and perform following knowlegde and skills to provide bedside patient care. ( must be answered in separate paragraphs.) 1. apply knowledge of anatomy and physiology to patient care. 2. safely administer medication using protocol. 3. Use correct safety precautions for patients with communicable diseases 4 .knowledge of medical terminology 5. diabetic testing 6. administration of cleansing enema
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT