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ICU VivasPerioperative critical care

ICU Vivas · Perioperative critical care

Data viva — the intraoperative cardiac output

A data viva on the SV optimisation — the SV before and after each bolus, the plateau recognition, and the inotrope decision.

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Prompt
The intraoperative cardiac output data from a high-risk surgical patient, to be interpreted and the GDT decision made.

Stimulus

You are shown the intraoperative SV data from the pulse-contour monitor during the SV optimisation:

BolusSV before (mL)SV after (mL)Change
1 (250 mL)5565+10 mL (+18%)
2 (250 mL)6572+7 mL (+11%)
3 (250 mL)7275+3 mL (+4%)

Interpret and decide.[1]

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  1. [1]Bersten AD, Soni N (eds) Oh's Intensive Care Manual. 8th edition, Elsevier, 2018.
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