Blood pressure and volume are measured by invasive hemodynamic monitoring (IHM) as it passes through your heart and enters your circulation. IHM reveals how well your heart is working.
More than just monitoring waveforms and statistics are involved in hemodynamic monitoring. While interpreting monitor data, the nurse must also take into account physical examinations of the patient and ongoing treatments. Never overlook the fact that every piece of monitoring hardware is connected to a human.
By contrasting the a-line blood pressure measurement with a manual blood pressure reading, the nurse may see errors in the arterial waveform and take corrective action.
Patients with HF need to have their vital signs, such as their oxygen saturation, often monitored.
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