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What does CVP stand for Ans- Central Venous Pressure What does Preload mean? Ans- The VOLUME of BLOOD going INTO the HEART during Diastole (AKA the Volume of blood in ventricles***) What does Preload mean?ns- 2-6 L What level normally is responsible for measuring Preload? Ans- CVP is normally responsible What does a CVP level of < 2 indicate is occurring? Ans- Fluid Volume Deficit What does a CVP level of > 6 indicate? Ans- Fluid Volume Excess

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NR 341 Exam 2: Hemodynamics/ ABGs Study Guide Questions and Answers

What does CVP stand for Ans- Central Venous Pressure What does Preload mean? Ans- The VOLUME of BLOOD going INTO the HEART during Diastole (AKA the Volume of blood in ventricles***) What is the normal range of Preload? Ans- 2-6 L What level normally is responsible for measuring Preload? Ans- CVP is normally responsible What does a CVP level of < 2 indicate is occurring? Ans- Fluid Volume Deficit What does a CVP level of > 6 indicate? Ans- Fluid Volume Excess What medication can be ...

ABG - lab that shows the status of a pt.'s chemical balance who draws the ABG and from where - in general, drawn by RT not a nurse, from the artery who is responsible for the analysis of the lab and reaction to the analysis - the nurse what are the main components of ABG - pH, PaCO2, HCO3 measures hydrogen ion concentration - pH partial pressure of CO2 in arteries (respiratory), tells us how well the body is getting rid of carbonic acid - PaCO2

NR 341 Exam 2: Hemodynamics/ ABGs Study Guide Questions and Answers/NR 341 Exam 2: Hemodynamics/ ABGs Study Guide Questions and Answers/ NR 341 Exam 2: Hemodynamics/ ABGs Study Guide Questions and Answers/NR 341 Exam 2: Hemodynamics/ ABGs Study Guide Questions and Answers/NR 341 Exam 2: Hemodynamics/ ABGs Study Guide Questions and Answers

NR 341 Exam 2: Hemodynamics/ ABGs Study Guide Questions and Answers

NR 341 Exam 2: Hemodynamics/ ABGs Study Guide Questions and Answers