SVO2.mov

[shannonparable]

Thanks a lot! Much more clear explanation than our lecturers. I got it now. 

[djbillbennett]

Thanks Ed I needed this

[ed4nurses]

The flowchart is from a pocket reference by Edwards Lifesciences. Go to their website and download the Precept Pocket Reference, sorry I can't put the link here, YouTube blocks links in comments.

[kmosesbosch]

David, where do you find the flow chart? I would love to print it for my self.

[RhondaAlterson]

Sound works well.

[jazzibelle69]

Hi David, great video. One question: Isn't oxygen consumption decreased during sepsis due to shunting? You usually see a much higher SVO2 is sepsis ( distributive shock) as opposed to the other forms of shock where the SVO2 is low.

[ed4nurses]

@jazzibelle69 Good observation! Oxygen consumption is actually greater in the early stage of sepsis, but does decrease when shock ensues due to decreased perfusion and shunting. A decrease in SVO2 is a good indicator of early sepsis, whereas SVO2 can increase when shock becomes symptomatic.

[coolcutsgal2]

Fine~David,Do you have anything about Nursing(Dosage)Calculations?



[ToniSkit]

Sounds is fine, ty

[silver7139]

more vids! always appreciate them!

[Tarhini]

Sounds is fine, thanks for uploading:)

[ed4nurses]

Just tested it and I can hear it without difficulty. Anyone else have problems with the sound? ~David Woodruff

[cpgone]

NO sound :( ??