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Exam 1 FINAL: fluids + renal Flashcards

1
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IBW

A

50 + 2.3*inches over 60”

45.5 for female

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2
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Nutrition body weight

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IBW + 0.25(wt-IBW)

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3
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hypotonic

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-fluid moves into cell
-ECF more concentrated than ICF
-<275

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4
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Isotonic

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275-290

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5
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Total osmolarity

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osmolarity of IV solution + osmolarity of added electrolytes

-multiply electrolytes by mEq but do NOT multiply for more than 1L of solution

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6
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maintenance fluid requirement

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30-40mL/kg/DAY

-divide by 24 for hourly rate
-use actual BW unless over 130% of IBW, then use IBW

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7
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Types of fluids

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-crystalloids
-colloids

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8
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Crystalloid fluids

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-any tonicity
-NS, D5W, LR, salt solutions
-provide water/sodium

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9
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Normal saline use

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-RESUSITATION

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10
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Lactated ringers use

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-resuscitation
-replace blood loss
-slay use this one over NS

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11
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1/2 NS use

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-maintenance fluids

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12
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D5W

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-free water replacement
-NOT resuscitative
-NOT MIVF by itself

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13
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Balanced salt solutions

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-closer to physiologic levels
-LRs
-Normosol-R
-Plasma-lyte

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14
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NS composition

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-154mEq of Na and Cl
-0 free water

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15
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1/2NS composition

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-77mEq Na and Cl
-500mL free water

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16
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Colloid Solutions use

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-inc plasma oncotic pressure
-inc molecular weight = longer halflife
-volume expansion
-hemorrhagic shock
-hypovolemic shock

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17
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Albumin

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-colloid solution
-shock/burns
-blood product
-supportive/sx tx unless hypoproteinemia

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18
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Synthetic colloids

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-heta and tetrastarch
-no good, dont use

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19
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pack RBCs use

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-acute blood loss
-poor resuscitation from fluids alone
-low hemoglobin (1 unit RBCs inc by 1g/dL)

20
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most common MIVF

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-D5W + 1/2NS + 20mEq/L KCl
-inc plama pressure

21
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signs of dehydration

A

-dry skin and membranes
-delayed capillary refill
-tachycardia and hypotension
-weak pulse
-dec urine output
-BUN/SCr > 20

22
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Sodium normal levels

23
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Serum Osmolality Calculation

A

(2*Na) + (BUN/2.8) + (glucose/18)

-high osmolality indicates smth else in blood

-Na is top left value on fishbone, BUN top right, glucose tail

24
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Pseudohyponatremia

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-isotonic
-elevated lipids and proteins in plasma
-sodium appears low but still there
-measured serum osmolality not affected

25
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Corrected Serum Sodium

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-serum Na + 1.6([BG-100)/100]

26
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Hypotonic hyponatremia

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-most cases of hyponatremia
-hypovolemic if TBW and Na are dec
-isovolemic: TBW up Na normal
-HYPERvolemic: TBW and Na up
-mostly asx (Na>125)

27
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HYPOvolemic HYPOtonic HYPOnatremia

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-TBW and Na down
-renal causes or from blood/GI loss
-dehydration

28
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ISOvolemic HYPOtonic HYPOnatremia

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-TBW up and Na normal or up
-caused by adrenal, hypothyroid, SIADH
-psychosis, seizures, coma

29
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SIADH

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-inappropriate ADH release
-most common cause of ISOvolemic HYPOtonic HYPOnatremia
-caused by antipsychotics, carbamazepine, SSRIs, NSAIDs
-tx: remove drugs. free water restriction, vaptans prn

30
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HYPERvolemic HYPOtonic HYPOnatremia

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-TBW and Na up
-edema
-seen in cirrhosis, HF

31
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Acute hyponatremia sx

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-nausea
-weakness
-HA
-coma
-seizures
-respiratory arrest

32
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Hyponatremia tx goal

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-avoid rise in Na > 0.5 mEq/L/h or no more than 8-12 mEq/L/day

33
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HYPOvolemic hyponatremia tx

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-3% NS (hypertonic) for sx
-NS (isotonic) for asx

34
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Isovolemic hyponatremia tx

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-furosemide and 3% NS for sx
-NS for asx and water restriction

35
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Hypervolemic hyponatremia tx

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-furosemide and judicious 3% NS for sx
-furosemide for asx

36
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Chronic hyponatremia

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->48 hours
-minimal brain swelling
-mild neurologic sx
-brain herniation/death rarer than acute

37
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Acute sx hyponatremia

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-cerebral edema
-neurologic probs (seixures)
-brain herniation and death

38
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Acute sx hyponatremia tx

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-inc serum Na by 1-2mEQ/L/hr until sx resolve
-serum Na goal = 120
-DO NOT CORRECT TO QUICKLY
-total inc of 4-6 is usually good
-max inc of 8-12 in first 24 hours

39
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Demyelination risk

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-overcorrecting of Na too quickly

40
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Na defecit calculation

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TBW = 0.6(wt) (0.5 in females)

defecit= TBW * (goalNa - currentNa)

-goal 122?

41
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Na replacement

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-half amount calculated by defecit over first 8 hours
-then half the initial rate

-example: 330mEq defecit
-20.6mEq/h * 8hr, then 10.3 over 16 hr
20.6mEq/h*1000mL/154mEq = 124mL/hr 8h, then 67mL/hr16h of NS

42
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Hypernatremia

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-always HYPERtonic
-HYPOvolemic: dec TBW and Na
-ISO: dec TBW and Na
-HYPER: inc TBW and Na

43
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HYPOvolemic HYPERnatremia tx

A

-restore volume first w NS
-replace free water deficit

44
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Free H2O deficit calc

A

NL TBW * [(Na/140)-1]

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