HEMODYNAMICS Crossword

central venous pressure
Two types of hemodynamic monitoring: invasive and
consist of a bag of normal saline
fluid in motion
MAP
false signals superimposed on the true signal
loss of energy and vibrations within the monitoring system due to frictional resistance
the introduction of a selected pressure
the monitoring systems ability to measure physiologi pressure changes.
catheter whip artifact
catheters are placed with the catheter tip directed into the flow of the blood
blood flows through the arteries with this type of force
venous pressure can be noninvasivly mesured by
an exaggerated decrese in pulse volume during inspiration and increase pulse volume during exhalation
represent objective indications of changes in body function or illness
patients subjective percepton of changes in body function or indications of disease
in the cardiac patient, dyspnea usually relfects
two jugular veins
the frequency at which any structure oscillates is termed
type of system attach to a water manometer