* * 🩺 Known CVP (Central Venous Pressure) Ever wondered when the doctor ordered "Keep CVP." What was it?

* * 🩺 Known CVP (Central Venous Pressure)

Ever wondered when the doctor ordered "Keep CEP?".."What is it? How important? This post has been summarized! 👇

* * ❓ What is the CVP? * *

Simply described, it is a measurement of the pressure of the aorta * * near the right atrium. The main benefit is to see if the patient now has sufficient "water supply" in the body (dehydration or excess water) and assess whether the right hemisphere is functioning normally.

* * 🎯 Why measure CVP? * *

* * * Fluid Status: * * Particularly in critical, shock or blood loss patients, whether the body needs more water

* * * See Heart Function: * * Czech how well the right heart still receives blood back into the heart.

* * * It is a drug / food channel: * * The central line is used to measure large and straight into the heart, so blood, pressure drugs or concentrated intravenous nutrients can also be used.

* * 📊 What is the normal value? How to translate? (This point is saved!) * *

* * * ✅ Normal Value: * * * * 2-8 mmHg * * (OR * * 3-10 cmH2O * *)

* * * 📉 Below normal value: * * Warning sign * * "dehydrated body" * * (Hypovolemia), such as heavy blood loss, dehydration

* * * 📈 Above normal value: * * * Alarm * * "Exceeding water" * * (Hypervolemia), the right hemisphere is not working or may be caused by high chest pressure (e.g. using a ventilator)

* * ⚙️ What kind of measure do they measure? * *

1. * * Water Manometer: * * * Classic method, measured by eye level based on reference point at heart level, read in cmH2O

2. * * Transducer: * * Connect to the monitor and graph on the screen. Read in mmHg (This method is very popular in ICU because it can be viewed in Real-time).

* * ⚠️ Care precautions * *

It's very useful, but the most important thing nurses and medical personnel should be aware of is * * CLABSI * * Pneumothorax from strings and thrombosis.

📌 * * A little trick: * * Before measuring every CVP, remember to always adjust the zero point position (Phlebostatic axis) to the patient's heart level to get the most accurate value!

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