Catheterization readiness
Six-point pre-procedure checklist.
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Cath Lab Suite
The original ASD, PDA and pulmonary valvuloplasty note workflows, equipment planning, orders and Arabic discharge templates.
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Clinical names and recovery destinations are editable; clinician-entered dose rates calculate from weight. Review preset findings and plans before use.
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Hemodynamic interpretation
Five questions to keep measurements in context.
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Review outcomes, safety and next steps.
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The cath pathway
- 01Clinical question and anatomy
- 02Pressures and blood flow
- 03Preparation and planning
- 04Intervention
- 05Outcome and follow-up
Worksheet 01
Pre-catheterization readiness
01The clinical question is clear and documented
02The team has reviewed the imaging and anatomy
03The vascular access plan, primary equipment and backup equipment are ready
04Medication, anesthesia and imaging plans are agreed
05The team knows the plan for managing complications
06Outcome assessment and follow-up are defined
For education and preparation: This checklist does not replace institutional protocols, the manufacturer’s instructions or the team’s clinical judgment.
Worksheet 02
Hemodynamic interpretation framework
Interpret each measurement in the context of the clinical question, conditions and anatomy.
Clinical question
Which decision will these measurements inform?
Conditions
Were the readings being compared obtained under the same patient conditions?
Sampling
Are the measurement sequence and sampling site clear?
Interpretation
Do the measurements fit the anatomy and clinical picture?
Decision
Which finding would prompt intervention or lead us to stop?
Worksheet 03