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Waveforms of the jugular venous pressure (including a brief explanation for each wave). The "c" wave represents right ventricular contraction "pushing" the tricuspid valve back into the right atrium. Reproduced with permission from Oxford University Press (Longmore JM et al. The Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine, 5th Edn, p. 79).

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Monitoring Devices in the PICU Arterial blood pressure monitoring Invasive way to monitor blood pressure more accurately. Ensure waveform is appropriate before interpreting pressures. BP can be artifactually low or high. Pay attention to pulse pressure. Wide pulse pressure: Chronic anemia, PDA, vasodilatation. Narrow pulse pressure: Status asthmaticus, Cardiac tamponade, dehydration Use heparinized normal saline to prevent clotting @ 1-2 cc/hr. Add papaverine 30-60 mg to heparinized fluids…

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This is my biggest subject for the semester with twice as much content as the other two. This is the subject description: Students will work as a member of a health care team and investigate the usefulness of selected therapies for individual clients in an acute health care setting. The impact of complex health problems on the individual and carers will be emphasised. Students will develop knowledge and skills in order to engage in person-centred care with individuals experiencing a range of…

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