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Tish
The mean from the automated cuff is a direct measurement with extrapolation=
of the SBP and DBP. For the auscultated - it is the other way around and =
you are using a calculated mean. One is not more accurate than the other, =
as long as the procedure for performing the measurement is correct. A few =
years ago we wandered around the hospital and watched people take BPs - ver=
y interesting. Our practice council created an acronym for four key factors=
for accurate BP (PASS - Palpate brachial artery - place sensor line; Arm P=
osition - supported at heart level; Skin (not over pajamas), Size - correct=
ly sized) - the other thing is should be able to slip finger between cuff (=
it needs to be pretty tight) - The AACN (AACN.org) practice alert on BP mea=
surement outlines all of these steps. If you try and compare the two diffe=
rent methods - both are correct - then you end up with the age old question=
- which do I believe (do you want your patient to have a MAP greater than/=
less than 60, etc). Also there is a normal 10% variation in BP (ventilator=
y effect) - so they will never be the same.
Liz Bridges
University of Washington
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From: Sepsisgroups <[email protected]> on behalf =
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Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2018 4:05:48 AM
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Subject: [Sepsis Groups] noninvasive BP monitoring
As I review sepsis cases in patients with non-invasive pressure monitoring;=
I am finding that quite often the MAP does not correlate with the standard=
formula (S=3D2D/3); and I understand that non-invasive monitoring relies o=
n pulse amplitude to calculate mean. Should we really be utilizing MAP with=
non-invasive pressure devices? To say we should re-check it manually can h=
ardly be practical when many areas of the hospital use non-invasive devices=
for BP monitoring.
Tish Poserina, RN,MSN, CCRN, CNRN
Sepsis Coordinator
St Mary Medical Center
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
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C 215.710.7644
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<p style=3D"margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0">The mean from the automated cuff =
is a direct measurement with extrapolation of the SBP and DBP. For th=
e auscultated - it is the other way around and you are using a calculated m=
ean. One is not more accurate than the
other, as long as the procedure for performing the measurement is cor=
rect. A few years ago we wandered around the hospital and watche=
d people take BPs - very interesting. Our practice council created an acron=
ym for four key factors for accurate BP (PASS -
Palpate brachial artery - place sensor line; Arm Position - supported at h=
eart level; Skin (not over pajamas), Size - correctly sized) - the other th=
ing is should be able to slip finger between cuff (it needs to be pretty ti=
ght) - The AACN (AACN.org) practice
alert on BP measurement outlines all of these steps. If you try and =
compare the two different methods - both are correct - then you end up with=
the age old question - which do I believe (do you want your patient to hav=
e a MAP greater than/less than 60, etc).
Also there is a normal 10% variation in BP (ventilatory effect) - so they =
will never be the same. </p>
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<p style=3D"margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0">Liz Bridges</p>
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