Title: Intra Aortic Balloon Pumping
1Intra Aortic Balloon Pumping
- On-Line Program Annual Review
Special Care Manual SP I 2.0 SP - I 2.3
SP I 2.4 SP - I 6.0
2Objectives
- At the end of the program, the learner will be
able to - List steps to initiate intra aortic balloon pump
therapy using the AutoCAT2 Series IAB pump. - Describe the aortic (arterial) pressure waveform.
- Identify assisted, unassisted and diastolic
agumentation pressures on the IAB waveform. - Recognize alarms and alerts and describe their
causes.
3Balloon Inflation
Balloon inflation should occur at the onset of
diastole. This ? coronary artery perfusion
and ? O2 delivery
4Balloon Deflation
Balloon deflation should occur at the onset of
systole. This ? afterload and ? O2
consumption.
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9Aortic pressure waveform prior to balloon
counterpulsation
Balloon should inflate at dicrotic notch
Reflects mechanical cardiac cycle.
10Aortic pressure waveform after onset of balloon
inflation and deflation (Ratio 12)
Goal Reduce assisted end-diastolic pressure
5-15 mmHg below unassisted
B Unassisted end diastolic
pressure C Unassisted Systolic
pressure D Aortic diastolic pressure
(Augmentation) E Assisted end-
diastolic pressure F Assisted
systolic pressure
Goal Drop assisted systolic pressure, maximize
augmentation, ? MAP
11Mechanical pressure waveform related to
electrical cardiac cycle (EKG)
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14Policy Statements
- A written order for IABP therapy and informed
consent must appear on the chart. Order must
include frequency and volume of balloon. - An IAB is only inserted by a physician
credentialed to do the procedure. - An IAB is only inserted in the CCU (N S),
radiology department, cardiac cath lab, CTU, or
ICU (S). - Defibrillator and emergency drugs must be
available at all times. - An arterial line must be placed for proper
waveform identification. (If fiberoptic catheter
not in use.) The aortic arterial line may be
used. - Operational checkout of the console should be
performed weekly according to manufacturers
guidelines.
15Nursing Care (SP-I-6.0)
- Establish baseline assessment of breath sounds,
Sa02, LOC, urine output, vital signs, peripheral
pulses, and cardiac rhythm. - Assess circulation of lower extremities and
condition of insertion site q15 minutes x 1 hour,
then hourly. - Continuously monitor aortic pressure waveform and
ECG rhythm. Document tracings every shift. - Monitor and document assisted systolic, assisted
end-diastolic, augmented diastolic and mean
arterial pressure q 1h on Critical Care Patient
Flowsheet or CTU Flowsheet. (This may be done by
use of a monitor strip.) - Unless otherwise ordered, maintain autopilot
timing mode. - Autopilot will automatically select best
trigger. - Prevent angulation of catheter
- -Do not flex affected leg at groin or
knee use knee immobilizer as needed. - -Elevate head-of-bed not more than 30
degrees maintain bedrest with logrolling. - Maintain systemic anticoagulation. Monitor PTT,
CBC platelet count every 12 hours.
16Nursing Care (continued)
- Promote education and address psychosocial needs
- Establish and document a baseline neurovascular
status of both lower extremities including
presence and quality of pulses. Note
sensitivity, color, warmth, mobility and degree
of capillary refill. - Monitor arterial dopplers as ordered. Document
and notify physician of diminished findings. - Monitor and document urinary output hourly.
Notify physician of any significant drop in
output. - Monitor IAB site for evidence of bleeding,
hematoma formation or infection. - Monitor, document and notify physician of any
evidence of myocardial ischemia. Obtain daily
EKGs while the IABP device is in place. - Promote physical comfort
- a) administer analgesics and
sedatives as needed - b) position for comfort turn if
stable
17This completes IABP review Please return to
class page and complete post-test.
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