Oxygen Delivery & Consumption
Cardiac Output & Stroke Volume
Pressure Monitoring Basics
Arterial Lines & Waveforms
Central Venous Pressure (CVP)
100

This occurs when oxygen consumption exceeds oxygen delivery at the tissue level.

What is tissue hypoxia?

100

Cardiac output is heart rate multiplied by this value.

What is stroke volume?

100

TruWave transducers convert mechanical pressure into this signal.

What is an electrical signal?

100

The dicrotic notch represents closure of this valve.

What is the aortic valve?

100

CVP measures pressure in this chamber.

What is the right atrium?

200

Oxygen delivery depends on cardiac output, hemoglobin, and this saturation value.

What is arterial oxygen saturation (SaO₂)?

200

Normal adult cardiac output range.

What is 4–8 L/min?

200

The reference point for transducer leveling.

What is the phlebostatic axis?

200

Pulse pressure is the difference between these two pressures.

What are systolic and diastolic pressures?

200

Normal CVP range.

What is 2–6 mmHg?

300

Seizures, shivering, and hyperthermia increase this variable.

What is oxygen consumption (VO₂)?

300

Stroke volume equals EDV minus this volume.

What is end-systolic volume (ESV)?

300

Pressure error created for every inch the transducer is off level.

What is 2 mmHg?

300

MAP reflects the average pressure during this cycle.

What is the cardiac cycle?

300

CVP is influenced by volume, cardiac function, and this.

What is vascular tone?

400

This state occurs when VO₂ exceeds DO₂ and becomes delivery-dependent.

What is an unbalanced DO₂/VO₂ state?

400

This percentage reflects ventricular pumping efficiency.

What is ejection fraction?

400

A transducer placed too high results in a falsely this reading.

What is low?

400

Bleeding and ischemia are complications of this invasive line.

What is an arterial line?

400

Vasopressors affect CVP by altering this component

What is venous tone?

500

When DO₂ decreases, the body compensates by extracting more oxygen from this molecule.

What is hemoglobin?

500

Preload, contractility, and afterload determine this hemodynamic variable.

What is stroke volume?

500

Zeroing removes the influence of this pressure.

What is atmospheric pressure?

500

Passive leg raise mimics this assessment method.

What is a fluid challenge?

500

CVP assesses right heart function and this status.

What is intravascular volume?