AGACNP- shock questions with 100% correct answers graded A+ 2023/2024

AGACNP- shockCVP - correct answer pressure exerted by fluid in the R atrium, indicative of R sided function, normal 0-6 normal CVP - correct answer 0-6 CVP indicates - correct answer R sided heart function, pressure in R atrium when is CVP elevated? - correct answer in conditions that cause an increase in the amount of fluid in the R atrium, fluid overload, cardiogenic shock when is CVP decreased? - correct answer conditions that cause decreased fluid in R atrium, dehydration, distributive shock MAP formula - correct answer (SBP + 2DBP)/3 MAP indicates - correct answer average driving force in the arterial system throughout the cardiac cycle PAP stands for - correct answer pulmonary artery pressure pulmonary artery pressure - correct answer measure of the systolic and diastolic pressures in the pulm artery (15-25/5-15) normal PAP - correct answer (15-25/5-15) when is PAP >? - correct answer conditions that cause > fluid in the pulm artery or that < pulm artery elasticity, hypervolemia, pulm HTN when is PAP <? - correct answer decreased fluid in pulm artery, hypovolemia PCWP stands for - correct answer pulmonary capillary wedge pressure PAOP stands for - correct answer pulmonary artery occlusion pressure PCWP - correct answer pressure of L ventricle at end diastole (maximal stretch), indicative of L sided heart function normal PCWP - correct answer 6-12 which cardiac pressure indicates L sided heart function? - correct answer PCWP what is another name for PCWP - correct answer PAOP when is PCWP >? - correct answer conditions that increase pressure in L ventricle at end diastole (> fuid, <elasticity) when is PCWP <? - correct answer conditions that < pressure in L ventricle at end diastole (hypovolemia) which cardiac pressure reflects tendency toward pulmonary edema? - correct answer PCWP what should be done to decrease risk of pulmonary edema? - correct answer keep PCWP as low as possible at which CO is acceptable CO - correct answer fluid in L per minute that the heart pumps into systemic circulation normal CO - correct answer 4-8 L/min CO formula - correct answer HR x SV