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- 1. Hemodynamics Dalhousie Critical Care Lecture Series
- 5. The Need for Preload
- 6. Preload Estimates with error JVP CVP RAP RVEDP PAD PAWP LVEDP LVEDV
- 8. Looking Carefully at the JVP/CVP
- 9. The Role of Afterload
- 12. What happens when VO 2 > DO 2 ?
- 15. All of Cardiac Physiology in a Nut Shell
- 21. Using the Swan-Ganz catheter to diagnose type of shock
- 22. Using the Swan-Ganz catheter to diagnose type of shock O 2 extraction + SVR Septic shock O 2 extraction + SVR Cardiogenic shock O 2 extraction + SVR Hypovolemic shock RVEDV PAP /N PAWP V V Right ventricular failure PAD/PAWP equalised Cardiac tamponade giant ‘v’ waves on PAWP trace Acute mitral regurgitation O 2 step up noted in SvO 2 giant ‘v’ waves on PAWP trace Acute venticular septal defect Pulm Vasc Res PAD>PAWP by >5 mmHg Massive pulmonary embolism PAWP > 25mmHg N/ Cardiogenic pulmonary edema Left ventricular failure Notes PAP/PAWP CVP/RAP CO/CI MAP HR Condition