Pump Components & Anatomy
Indications & Contra-
Timing, triggers, and other T's
Hemodynamics
100

It is the piece of the IABP used to assess positioning on Xray

What is the distal tip? 

100
This is considered a proactive reason for IABP placement.
What is a high-risk PCI. 
100

These are considered the optimal settings (T&T) for an IABP patient.

What is Automatic and ECG trigger

100

The term utilized to describe the hemodynamic contribution made by the IABP.

What is augmentation

200

It is the vessel you are assessing when you palpate the left radial artery on your physical assessment. 

What is the subclavian artery? 

200

This is the most ideal type of shock diagnosis that would serve as an indication for an IABP.

What is cardiogenic shock? 
200

This is the timing parameter that is able to be adjusted in automatic mode. 

What is balloon deflation timing. 

200

By augmenting this piece of the cardiac cycle, the IABP is able to decrease this hemodynamic parameter. 

What is diastole and afterload

300

It is the element used to inflate and deflate the balloon internally. 

What is helium?
300

This is considered the number one reason to place an IABP in America. 

What is cardiogenic shock due to myocardial infarction. 
300

These are considered the gold standard timing and trigger modes for a code blue event.

What are semi-automatic and pressure trigger

300

The IABP can provide up to how much added cardiac output. 

What is 0.5L/min

400

It is the location on X-ray the IABP should be confirmed at.

What is 2-3 cm above the carina? 

400

This are the valvular impairment(s) that would be considered a contraindication for IABP therapy. 

What is/are Aortic aneurysm, regurgitation, dissection.  

400
This is what triggers balloon deflation when in pressure mode. 

What is the systolic upstroke of the arterial pressure

400

Counterpulsation provided by the IABP has this effect on the oxygen demand of the myocardium.

What is decrease.