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What is normal cardiac index?
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2.6-4.2 L/min/m2
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What is normal left atrial pressure?
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5-10 mmHg
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What is normal right atrial pressure?
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0-5 mmHg
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How do you calculate CO?
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CO=SVxHR
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What is the normal CO?
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5L/min for a 70 kg man.
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How do you calculate pulse pressure?
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Systole-diastole
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What is normal pulmonary resistance?
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1
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How do you calculate Mitral Valve resistance?
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Left Atrial Pressure - Left ventricle pressure / CO
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What is the normal value for HCO3-?
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22-26
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What is the normal value Na?
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135-145
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Norm for K?
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3.5-5
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Norm for pH?
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7.4
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Norm for Cl?
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105
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Norm for anion gap?
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10
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Norm for pCO2?
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40
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Norm for pO2?
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100
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norm for osmolality?
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285-295
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What is the maximum acidity of urine that the kidneys can produce?
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4.5
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How is SV related to the strength of the pulse?
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They are proportional.
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How is the strength of the pulse related to compliance?
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Usu. strength of pulse is inversely proportional to the compliance.
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What is the average surface area?
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1.7 M2
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How could you calculate oxygen utilization?
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CO(Acontent - Vcontent)
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