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Mean BP = ((2x Diastolic) + Systolic) ÷ 3 | Mean BP = ((2x Diastolic) + Systolic) ÷ 3 | ||
*The data collector is responsible to collect the WORST BP (be it high or low)during the first 24 hours in ICU. | *The data collector is responsible to collect the '''WORST BP''' (be it high or low)during the '''first 24 hours in ICU'''. | ||
*The APACHE II score is based on the worst calculated mean BP. | *The APACHE II score is based on the worst calculated '''mean BP'''. | ||
* | *The mean BP is automatically calculated when the CSV data from the PDA is "uploaded" to the master data repository. | ||
*when selecting this | *when selecting this the worst BP, you must also take into account the diagnosis. For example, if a patient is in septic shock, you want to select the lowest BP as opposed to the highest BP which is artificially enhanced by inotropes. | ||
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[[Category: APACHE II]] | [[Category: APACHE II]] |
Revision as of 21:11, 21 July 2008
The mean Blood PressureBP as collected for the APACHE score is calculated as follows:
Mean BP = ((2x Diastolic) + Systolic) ÷ 3
- The data collector is responsible to collect the WORST BP (be it high or low)during the first 24 hours in ICU.
- The APACHE II score is based on the worst calculated mean BP.
- The mean BP is automatically calculated when the CSV data from the PDA is "uploaded" to the master data repository.
- when selecting this the worst BP, you must also take into account the diagnosis. For example, if a patient is in septic shock, you want to select the lowest BP as opposed to the highest BP which is artificially enhanced by inotropes.