Fontan Palliation

2. Post-Fontan, the pt's O2 saturation goal should be _____% and above (spell it out)
5. Increases intrathoracic pressure and decreases pulmonary blood flow in fontans (abbreviation)
8. Vasoactive of choice for hypotension in fontans to help promote preload and decrease CT output
11. This indicator of PVR is calculated using CVP/fontan pressure and LAP and is typically between 5-8 (two words)

1. A potential complication of fontans caused by fluid overload and pleural effusions leading to impaired pulmonary lymphatic drainage
3. This small opening may be added as a pressure release in cases of high right-sided pressures to preserve CO
4. Ideally, preformed early in fontans to improve intrathoracic hemodynamics
5. Due to the lack of pumping chamber, pulmonary blood flow is described as _____
6. The third and final stage of single ventricle palliation
7. Volume status should be closely monitored in fontans because pulmonary blood flow _____ dependent
9. Your pt will have these post-op to ensure AV synchrony and maintain CO in cases of SA node dysfunction or AV block (abbreviation)
10. Indicator of ventricular function, fluid volume status, atrioventricular valve regurgitation, and overall CO (abbreviation)