(精编)Critical Care Monitoring, ETCO2, and Hemodynamics.教学课件.pptVIP

Critical Care Monitoring, ETCO2, and Hemodynamics. By: Louise Baartz, Yazan Safi and Sunil Thomas;Critical Care Monitoring 1) Temperature 2) Pulse 3) Blood Pressure 4) Respiratory Rate 5) SpO2 6) Pain 7) Level of Consiousness 8) Urine Output;Temperature - Physiology – Controlled by the hypothalamus - Factors – Age, Infection, Medications - Assess probs – Core temp. differs b/w anatomical sites Pulse - Physiology – Reflects circulating volume and strength of contractility - Factors – Intravascular volume contractility, oxygen demand - Assessment problems – Should be counted for at least 30 seco