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Mean Arterial Pressure Calculation (MAP) Nursing

Mean arterial pressure calculations in nursing: Learn how to calculate the MAP and practice some mean arterial calculation problems. What is a mean arterial pressure (MAP)? Mean arterial pressure is the pressure in your arteries during one heart illustration, blood flow of heart, heart anatomycardiac cycle, and it tells us how well the vital organs (like the renal system, brain etc.) are being perfused. In addition with the brain, the MAP is very important when calculating the cerebral perfusion pressure. The MAP should be >65 mmHg. Normal 70-100 mmHg To calculate the MAP: You need to know the patient’s blood pressure and this formula: MAP= SBP + 2(DBP)                       3 *systolic blood pressure PLUS (diastolic blood pressure which is multiplied by 2) and then DIVIDED by 3. Let’s work a problem: BP: 102/38 38 x 2=76 76 + 102 = 178 178/3=59.33333…..59 mmHg= MAP

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Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP) Calculations

This quiz will test your knowledge on how to calculate the mean arterial pressure (MAP).

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Mean Arterial Pressure Practice Problems

1.  Patient’s blood pressure is: 155/98 What is the patient’s MAP? A. 89 mmHg B. 75 mmHg C. 117 mmHg D. 96 mmHg The answer is C. 2.  Patient’s blood pressure is: 76/28 What is the patient’s MAP? A. 44 mmHg B. 52 mmHg C. 63 mmHg D. 79 mmHg The answer is A. 3. Patient’s blood pressure is: 220/118 What is the patient’s MAP? A. 99 mmHg B. 36 mmHg C. 89 mmHg D. 152 mmHg The answer is D. 4. Patient’s blood pressure is: 160/102 What is the patient’s MAP and how do you interpret this finding? A. 100 mmHg, normal B. 121 mmHg, high C. 65 mmHg, normal D. 86 mmHg, low The answer is B. 5. Patient’s blood pressure is: 80/56 What is the patient’s MAP and how do you interpret this finding? A. 78 mmHg, normal B. 96 mmHg, low C. 86 mmHg, normal D.  64 mmHg, low The answer is D. More NCLEX Quizzes nclex quizzes Don’t forget to tell your friends about this quiz by sharing it your Facebook, Twitter, and other social media. You can also take more fun nursing quizzes. *Disclaimer: While we do our best to provide students with accurate and in-depth study quizzes, this quiz/test is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Please refer to the latest NCLEX review books for the latest updates in nursing. This quiz is copyright RegisteredNurseRn.com. Please do not copy this quiz directly; however, please feel free to share a link to this page with students, friends, and others.

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