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IV fluids Pharm

IV Fluids Pharm

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Based on a solution of sterile water w/ added electrolytes to approximate the mineral content of hman plasma Crystalloids
Based on crystalloids, plus an added substance such as albumin, hetastarch, dextran Colloids
Substantially more expensive, lack of data showing superiority, and use may be restricted Colloids
Most closely mimics the electryolyte concentration of human plasma Lactated Ringers (Crystalloids plus lactate)
Added to crystalloids to make a colloid solutions Albumin, Hetastarch, Pentastarch, Dextran
% of water weight on M/F M: 60% F: 50%
% Intracellular fluid, extracellular, intravascular vs intersticial Intra C: 2/3 Extra C: 1/3-IV vs. IS 1:4
Nl water intake/day ~2600ml, Ingested: 1400, Food:850, Oxidation: 350
Ways water is extreated from the body Urine: 1500, Skin:500, Respiratiory: 400, Stool:200
Ways volume can be depleated GI, Renal, Skin, 3rd space sequestration
Vol. depletion d/t intestinal obstruction, crush injury, fracture, acute pancreatitis Third-space sequestration
Rean ways of vol depleation Diuretics, osmotic diuresis, salt wasting nephropathies, hypoaldosteronism
Dehydration Tx Goals Identify and correct underlying cause, Restore normovolemia, replace ongoing losses
Types of fluid therapy Replacement and Maintenance: ongoing losses of water and electrolytes under nl physiologic conditions
Replacement therapy rate for mild, moderate, and severe dehydration Mild-mod: rate is arbitrary, but must add 50-100ml in excess to losses, Severe: 1-2L as fast as possible
Components to consider in Maintenance therapy H20, Na+, K+, CHO; minimize protein catabolism
Water requirement therapy for maintenance therapy 60mL/h + 1 mL/kg/hr over 20kg, to a max of 120 mL/h (total
Na+ requirement for maintenance therapy 1-2 mEq/kg/day
K+ requirements for maintenance therapy 0.5-1mEq/kg/day
CHO requirements for maintenance therpy 100-150 gm/day
What increase in replacement for each degree above 37C 100-150ml/day
Replacement of insensible losses should be with 5% dextrose or hypotonic saline
Common problems with IV fluids Underhydration Overhydration, too much Na+ or K+, too less Na+, or K+
Monitoring perameters for rehydration vitals, clinical appearance, daily wt, urine output and specific gravity, serum electrolytes
Created by: becker15
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