Caulette Young - Making the Case for ScvO2 in the PICU 2010

1.	Making the Case for ScvO2 in the PICU
2.	Is this patient stable?
3.	4 hours later:
4.	Next morning in am rounds
5.	What if you had continuous ScvO2 monitoring?
6.	What is ScvO2?
7.	What is ScvO2? cont.
8.	What is ScvO2? cont.
9.	What is ScvO2? cont.
10.	Curley & Harmon
11.	Using continuous ScvO2...
12.	Is this patient stable?
13.	Is this patient still stable?
14.	Next morning in am rounds

15.	Why did the ScvO2 drop?
16.	What makes pediatric vital signs unreliable?
17.	Continuous central venous saturation monitoring in pediatrics:
18.	Conclusion:
19.	Conclusion cont.
20.	When is Change Significant?
21.	ScvO2 < 70%
22.	ScvO2 < 70% cont.
23.	ScvO2 > 70%
24.	ScvO2 > 70% cont.
25.	ScvO2 > 70% cont.
26.	Making the Case for ScvO2 in the PICU

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