Hemodynamic monitoring is the assessment of the pressures associated with blood flow. Discuss the parameter known...
Hemodynamic monitoring is the assessment of the pressures associated with blood flow. Discuss the parameter known as central venous pressure (CVP) and the effects on the pressure with hypo and hypervolemia. What signs and symptoms would you see with each and the treatment options?
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CVP is the blood pressure in the venacavae naer the right atrium of heart . Normal CVP is 2-8 mm of hg or 3-10 mm of H2O.
In hypovolemia CVP decreases
In hypervolemia CVP increases
Signs and Symptoms of Hypovolemia
a) Sweating, lightheadedness, confusion and fatigue. rapid heart rate, quick shallow breathing, feeling tired and tired, decresed urine output and cold clammy skin.
Signs and symptoms of Hypervolemia
edema, difficulty in breathing, cough, heaache, cramp .high BP
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