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International Consensus On Hemodynamic Monitoring in Shock 2006
International Consensus On Hemodynamic Monitoring in Shock 2006
What is hemodynamic?
Hemodynamic is blood flow within the
cardiovascular system, it reflex cardiovascular
performance
Dynamic state, have an autoregulatory mechanism
Multiparameter
What organ involved?
What for?
To maintain and integrate all organ within the
body
Hemodynamic parameters
Based on direct measurement
Parameter Abbrev Unit Normal
Heart Rate HR bpm 60 – 80
Central Venous Pressure CVP mm Hg 4–8
Right Atrial Pressure (M) RAP mm Hg 4–8
Right Ventricular Pressure (S/D/EDP) RVP mm Hg 15-30/0-5/2-6
Pulmonary Arterial Pressure (S/D/M) 15-30/10-
PAP mm Hg
15/10-20
Pulmonary Artery Oclusion Pressure/ PAOP/
mm Hg 4 -12
Pulmonary Arterial Wedge Pressure (M) PAWP
Left Ventricular End Diastolic Pressure (D) LVEDP mm Hg 4 – 12
Systemic Arterial Blood Pressure (S/D/M) 100-140/60-
BP mm Hg
70/70-100
Capillary Arteriolar Blood Oxygen Saturation SpO2 % 96-98
Based on calculation/derived value
Parameter Calculation Unit Normal
Cardiac Output CO=SV x HR L/mnt 4–8L
SpO2
Artery
CVP
BP
Placement of SGC tip
SGC
Right placement of
catheter tip
Pressure wave form encountered during SGC insertion
Hemodynamic parameters and it’s characteristics
Circulation Source
Parameter Indicator Influencing factors
Left/ Right/ non
invasive
systemic pulmonary invasive
HR ? inervation, hormonal, resistant, √ √ √ √
preload, contractility
CVP preload capacity, volume, resistant, HR √ √
saturasi
SpO2 diffusi gas, asam-basa, V/Q √ √
arteriol
Dx vol>/<,SVR>,LHF,hyperdinamic, vol.>/<,SVR<,LHF,RHF,PH
Rx diuret.,venodil,inotrop,art.dil.,analget.,sedatio art.consctr.,inotrop,vol>,art.dil.,PAdil
n,β block,vol.>
VFP High Low High Low