IV Fluid Prescribing Flashcards

1
Q

name the 5 R’s of resuscitation

A
resuscitation
replacement
routine maintenance
redistrbution
reassessment
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2
Q

is a crystalloid or colloid solution preferred for IV resus?

A

crystalloid

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3
Q

risk of using 0.9% sodium chloride?

A

hyperchloraemic metabolic acidosis

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4
Q

when would human albumin solution be considered in patients?

A

if they have severe sepsis

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5
Q

euvolaemic patient with hyponatraemia?

A

SIADH

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6
Q

Ix for suspected SIADH?

A

paired urine and serum osmolality and urinary electrolytes

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7
Q

how should fluids be managed for patients with SIADH?

A

restrict water to <1l per day

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8
Q

how much should Na be raised by in a 24hr period?

A

4-6l

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9
Q

what is sodium level is classed as severe hyponatraemia?

A

<120mmol/l

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10
Q

how can hyponatraemia cause cerebral oedema?

A

osmotically driven water flow across the blood brain barrier

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11
Q

emergency fluid treatment of severe hyponatraemia?

A

100ml of 3% saline over 10-15 minutes

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