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BP for LVADs Welcome to #CritBits Day 25 LVADs create continuous blood flow, making standard BP cuffs ineffective. Here's how to get an accurate reading: 1. Grab a Doppler device & manual BP cuff (sphygmomanometer) 2. Find blood flow in antecubital fossa with Doppler 3. Inflate cuff until Doppler signal disappears 4. That point = Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP) 5. Deflate to confirm Remember: • This measures MAP, not systolic/diastolic • For critically ill patients, consider an arterial line • LVAD
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