Cardiac Output & Cardiac Index Explained | Critical Care Nursing

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► THIS VIDEO is about Cardiac Output & Cardiac Index. It will explain Hemodynamic Values, decreased and increased cardiac output and cardiac index. Also it will go over the atrial kick.
► ABOUT THE PROF: Corey Hardin, RN, BSN, CV-BC, CCRN-CMC, is a Clinical Manager of the Emergency Department at Boone Hospital Center in Columbia, MO. Previously, he was a Service Line Specialist for the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit at the University of Missouri Hospital in Columbia, MO.
Corey Hardin obtained his Bachelors of Science in Nursing from the University of Missouri in 2011. He is board certified in cardiovascular and a critical care registered nurse with a sub-specialty certification in cardiovascular medicine. He has clinical expertise in critical care, cardiovascular medicine, and cardiothoracic surgery.
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Introduction | Scenario
0:34 - Hemodynamic Values
1:51 - Decreased cardiac output
3:50 - Increased cardiac output
5:22 - Cardiac index
6:41 - Atrial Kick
8:39 - Outro

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[@mwitalemi]

7:18 wonderful video. One small comment. I think you may have drawn the atrial kick at the point where ventricular contraction begins, the line maybe needed to be at the a wave.

[@eatgodbemoss]

would patient's CI improve during same admission if weight were lost quickly, say through aggressive diuresis?