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Avoid or correct a hypovolemic state
Restore intravascular volume
Maintain...
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Goals of fluid therapy
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Predominate substance in the body
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Water
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Determined as a percentage of today body weight
More muscle than fat = more body H2O
Varies...
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Total body water
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TBW average for 70kg adult male:
TBW average for 70kg adult female:
TBW average...
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60%
55%
80-90%
75%
50-55%
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Extracellular fluid is what percent of TBW?
a. Plasma %
b. Interstitial fluid %
Intracellular...
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1/3 TBW
a. Plasma: 4%
b. Interstitial fluid: 16%
2/3 TBW
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In a 70kg adult male, what is the:
a. TBW %
b. ECF %
c. Plasma ECF %
d. Interstitial...
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a. 70kg x 60% = 42 L TBW
b. 70kg x 20% = 14 L ECF
c. 70kg x 4% = 2.8 L Plasma or about 3...
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Movement of water through a semi-permeable membrane from an area of low solute concentration...
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Osmosis
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Number of osmotically active particles per liter of solution (mOsm/L)
Dependent on...
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Osmolarity
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Number of osmotically active particles per kg of solvent
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Osmolality
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Starlings Forces (name all 4)
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a. Capillary hydrostatic pressure
b. ISF hydrostatic pressure
c. Plasma colloid osmotic pressure
d....
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Force which pushed fluid out of the vasculature.
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Capillary Hydrostatic Pressure
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Force which pushes fluid out of interstitial space (either into plasma or into intracellular...
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Interstitial hydrostatic pressure
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Force which keeps fluid in the plasma
Maintains plasma volume using proteins, albumin,...
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Plasma colloid osmotic pressure
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Force which maintains fluid in the interstitial space
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Interstitial colloid osmotic pressure
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Pressure needed to oppose the movement of water down a solute concentration gradient across...
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Osmotic Pressure
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The osmotic pressure exerted by the macromolecules on the capillary wall
--proteins, colloids,...
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Oncotic Pressure
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Pressure exerted by a fluid at equilibrium at a given point within a fluid due to the force...
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Hydrostatic pressure
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Movement of molecules from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration
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Diffusion
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Movement of ions or molecules across a membrane from lower concentration to higher concentration,...
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Active transport
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Two solutions with the same osmolarity as plasma volume
Normal Saline and LR
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Isotonic solution
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Solution with lower osmolarity than a reference solution
Fluid moves into interstitium
D5W
Result...
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Hypotonic Solution
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Solution with a higher osmolarity than the reference solution
Fluid moves into intravascular...
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Hypertonic Solution
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solution of low molecular weight ions and small organic molecules dissolved in water
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crystalloids
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homogenous non-crystalline substance consisting of larger molecular weight molecules
Hold...
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colloids
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Rapidly distribute throughout the ECF (20-30 minutes)
Large volumes are needed to...
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Crystalloid Solution
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Dextrose Solutions
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Glucose is rapidly metabolized, leaving water with or without electrolytes
D5W equals...
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Lactated Ringers
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Most commonly used IVF
Isotonic fluid replacement (osmolality 273)
Slightly...
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Normal Saline
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0.9% contains 9 grams NaCl/Liter
Osmolality is 308
Acceptable for use with...
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Hypertonic Crystalloids (3% Saline or 7.5% Saline)
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Useful for severe hyponatremia
May be useful for resuscitation of severe hypovolemic...
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Too much Crystalloids can cause:
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Increased demands on cardiac function
Dilution of plasma proteins causing increased...
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Contain large molecules that are retained in the intravascular space
Deermines the...
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Colloid solutions
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