Invasive monitoring plan PDF

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Previous knowledge of students: Students have knowledge about the topic what is invasive monitoring what are the method to monitor but don’t know the details of the procedure. General Objectives: At the end of the class, the students will exhibit increase in knowledge and skill in monitoring central...

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Previous knowledge of students: Students have knowledge about the topic what is invasive monitoring what are the method to monitor but don’t know the details of the procedure. General Objectives: At the end of the class, the students will exhibit increase in knowledge and skill in monitoring central venous pressure & Arterial Blood Pressure. Specific Objectives: At the end of the class, the students will be able to: • Define hemodynamics & its type • Define C V & arterial access • Enlist purposes for C V access & Arterial line • Explain the term leveling, zeroing. • Enlist articles required for CV access & Arterial line • Enlist the recommended site for CV access & Arterial line • Define CV • Enlist of probable complications of CV & arterial catheter. • Describe ways of CVP measurement • Demonstrate procedure of CVP & ABP measurement

Monitoring CVP with Water Manometer.

ABP trace

The Phlebostatic Axis Marked on the Patient’s Chest is the Precise Anatomical Point of Origin of Hemodynamic Pressure being Measured....