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    Measuring Central Venous Pressure Checklist

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    This document provides a procedural checklist for measuring central venous pressure (CVP). It outlines the objectives, criteria for evaluation, and step-by-step procedure for measuring CVP using a manometer. The procedure involves preparing equipment, obtaining consent, connecting a manometer to a central venous catheter, measuring the fluid level in the manometer, recording readings, and documenting findings. Students are evaluated on their ability to safely perform the procedure and understand the purpose and results of CVP monitoring.

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    This document provides a procedural checklist for measuring central venous pressure (CVP). It outlines the objectives, criteria for evaluation, and step-by-step procedure for measuring CVP using a manometer. The procedure involves preparing equipment, obtaining consent, connecting a manometer to a central venous catheter, measuring the fluid level in the manometer, recording readings, and documenting findings. Students are evaluated on their ability to safely perform the procedure and understand the purpose and results of CVP monitoring.

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    This document provides a procedural checklist for measuring central venous pressure (CVP). It outlines the objectives, criteria for evaluation, and step-by-step procedure for measuring CVP using a manometer. The procedure involves preparing equipment, obtaining consent, connecting a manometer to a central venous catheter, measuring the fluid level in the manometer, recording readings, and documenting findings. Students are evaluated on their ability to safely perform the procedure and understand the purpose and results of CVP monitoring.

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    Measuring Central Venous Pressure Checklist

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    This document provides a procedural checklist for measuring central venous pressure (CVP). It outlines the objectives, criteria for evaluation, and step-by-step procedure for measuring CVP using a manometer. The procedure involves preparing equipment, obtaining consent, connecting a manometer to a central venous catheter, measuring the fluid level in the manometer, recording readings, and documenting findings. Students are evaluated on their ability to safely perform the procedure and understand the purpose and results of CVP monitoring.

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    DE LA SALLE LIPA

    COLLEGE OF NURSING
    Health Assessment NCM 118
    Procedural Checklist in
    Measuring Central Venous Pressure

    NAME: __________________________________________________________
    YEAR / SECTION: _________________ RATING: __________

    General Objective:

    Given actual or simulated situation/condition, the student will be able to safely and accurately
    measure central venous pressure with maximum comfort and safety for the client and nurse.

    Specific Objectives:
    1. Understand why central venous monitoring is performed.
    2. Demonstrate how to perform central venous pressure monitoring using a manometer.
    3. Identify the normal and abnormal parameters of CVP
    4. Analyze the data gathered from the assessment and formulate valid nursing diagnosis,
    collaborative problems and/or referrals

    CRITERIA:
    Item Descriptors Verbal Interpretation
    Weight
    2 Excellent Performed the procedure with great ease and confidence, observing work
    ethics (prudent, accepts criticisms and suggestions), able to rationalize
    scientifically and shows diligence in documenting observations at all
    times.
    1.5 Very Performed the procedure with less confidence, observing work ethics
    Satisfactory (prudent, accepts criticisms and suggestions), able to rationalize
    scientifically and shows minimal diligence in documenting observations.
    1.25 Satisfactory Performed the procedure but requires close supervision and shows
    potential for improvement.
    1 Needs Failed to perform the procedure, unable to function well and needs
    Improvement repeated specific/ detailed guidance or direction.

    No. STEP BY STEP PROCEDURE 1 0.75 0.5 0.25 REMARKS


    A. EYES
    BASIC NURSING SKILLS
    ∙ Prepare all the equipment needed with primed IV
    1 tubing and syringe prefilled with 10cc PNSS
    ∙ Introduce self
    ∙ Check patient’s identity.
    ∙ Explain the procedures
    2
    ∙ Secure informed consent
    ∙ Maintain privacy
    ∙ Wear adequate PPE

    Perform hand hygiene, wear gloves, clean the


    3 catheter port with alcohol pad for 15 seconds and
    flush your catheter to ensure patency.
    Connect to the three-way stopcock that
    4 communicates to IV fluid and central venous
    catheter.
    5 Attach the extension tubing with ruler or your
    manometer to the three-way stopcock.
    6 Place the patient in a supine position and confirm
    zero point or the phlebostatic level.

    7 Position the zero point of the manometer at the level


    of the right atrium.
    8 Turn the stopcock knob so that the IV solution flows
    into the manometer filling to about 20-25cm level.
    Then turn the stopcock so that the solution in
    9 manometer flows into the patient and closed
    from the IV fluid.
    10 Observe the fall in the height of the column of
    fluid in the manometer.
    11 Record the level at which the solution stabilizes
    or stops moving downward.
    Turn the stopcock again to allow IV solution to flow
    from solution bottle into the patient’s veins and
    12 regulate per doctor’s order.
    13 Detach the extension tubing of the manometer to
    the three-way stopcock and recap aseptically.
    Reposition the client to a comfortable position.
    14 Convert obtained measurement to mmHg and
    record.
    End the procedure
    15 ∙ Keep patient informed
    ∙ Clean all the equipment
    ∙ Wash hands.
    ∙ Document findings
    ∙ Refer

    COMMENTS:

    Strengths:

    Weaknesses: Evaluated by:

    ________________________________ KENNETH O. LUBIGAN, RN, MAN


    Student’s Signature over Printed Name CI’s Signature over Printed Name

    Date: ______________ Date: / /2022

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