Fluids/Blood Flashcards

1
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what’s Na content of 5% OR 25% albumin?

A

154 mEq/L

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2
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what’s an alternative to normally-mixed Albumin?

A

mixed with D5W instead of NS

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3
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What is total body fluid for men?
Women?
(Liters & percent)

A

men - 60% lean body weight
(.6*kg) = L; ~45 L

Women - 50% lean body weight
(.5*kg) = L; ~ 30 L

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4
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Volume of blood in males/females?

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M - 66mL/Kg ~ 5L

F - 60mL/Kg ~ 3.6L

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5
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What percent of blood is plasma vs red cells?

A

40% - RBC

60% - plasma

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6
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How much of TOTAL body fluid is extra cellular?

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40%

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7
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What two compartments make up extra cellular fluid? (Extracell fluid=40%)

A

ExtraVascular (interstitial)

IntraVascular (plasma)

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8
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Plasma relates to interstitial fluid volume how?

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Plasma vol is 25% of the amount of interstitial vol

3L vs 12L

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9
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WHAT aspect of fluid we give creates an equilibrium problem?

- in what space?

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SODIUM equilibrates throughout EXTRACELLULAR fluid (extracellular is 40% of total body fluid):

  • extracellular = 25% plasma (intravasc) plus 75% (interstitial)
    3: 1……. interstitial fluid:intravasc fluid
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10
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Two COMPENSATORY responses to acute blood loss?

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1) interstitial fluid drain to capillaries/blood (+1L max to plasma)
2) RAS response - increase sodium conservation by kidneys

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11
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RAS response primarily enhances volume for where?

A

Interstitial volume

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12
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How many classes of blood loss are there?

A

4

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13
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Class 1 blood loss….how much?

How compensate?

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14
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Class2 blood loss amount?
How compensate?
findings?

A

15-30% blood loss

  • systemic vasoconstrictor response
  • SEE = postural changes in pulse rate and BP
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15
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Where is vasoconstrictor response MOST intense in class 2 blood loss?
-consequences of that?
A
  • splanchnic circulation

- –splanchnic hypoperfusion can lead to disruption of intestinal mucosa

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16
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Class III blood loss volume?

-otherwise known as?

A

30-45%

-aka hemorrhagic SHOCK

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17
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Clinical consequences of class III blood loss

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Supine hypotension, impaired organ perfusion, anaerobic metabolism

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18
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Evidence of impaired organ perfusion by?

A

Cool extremities, oliguria, depressed consciousness

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19
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Class IV blood loss amount?

A

Greater than 45% of blood volume

20
Q

Clinical manifestations of class IV blood loss?

A
  • multi organ failure

- severe metabolic acidosis

21
Q

What is MOST SENSITIVE and SPECIFIC physical sign of severe blood loss (630-1150mL)?

A

97%/98%
POSTURAL PULSE increment
(⬆ >️30 HR)

22
Q

Two ways of measuring cardiac filling pressures? (Old school)

A
  • CVP

- pulm artery occlusion pressure

23
Q

why should CVP NOT be used to make decisions regarding fluid management?

A

Consistent lack of correlation btwn CVP and blood volume

24
Q

what is pattern of O2 use/ transport with hemorrhage or hypovolemia?

A
  • DECREASE in systemic O2 delivery

- INCREASE in O2 extraction

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Hypovolemic shock, what is VO2's result?
(VO2 = consumption of O2) Abnormally low!! --> hard to measure these parameters in acute hemorrhage
26
When do you first see DYSOXIA?
With hemorrhagic shock (30% blood vol loss) - enhanced glycolysis - elevated lactate
27
Active hemorrhage monitored via what 2 means?
1) serum lactate | 2) arterial base deficit
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Which marker of tissue oxygenation was found to be SUPERIOR in predicting outcomes followed after ICU admission?
- LACTATE > Base deficit | - both equally predictive on admission, however
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Normal arterial base deficit?
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classify mild arterial base deficit
2-5 mmol/L
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Moderate arterial base deficit
6-14 mmol/L
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Severe base deficit
>15
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Threshold for life-threatening lactate vs elevated lactate?
- elevated >2 | - life-threatening >4
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End point of resuscitation for hemorrhagic shock?
Normalization of lactate levels within 24 hrs
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Recommended method for evaluating fluid responsiveness?
Fluid challenge (bolus)
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Fluid challenge favored in clinical studies?
500mL of isotonic saline infused over 10-15min
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Alternative fluid challenge? How work?
Passive leg raise. - 150-750mL dumped into circulation - 10-15% increase in aortic blood flow rate predicts fluid responsiveness - 90% sens, 90%specif
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What is limitation of leg-raising as alternative fluid challenge?
Increased intra-abdominal pressure
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Name of equation that relates FLOW of catheter to its radius and length?
Hagen-Poiseuille
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How is radius of catheter related to flow?
Flow is directly related to 4th power of inner radius
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How is length of catheter related to its flow?
Inversely proportional; longer catheter, less flow
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Viscosity of fluid related to flow thru catheter?
Viscosity of fluid Indirectly related to its flow
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Packed RED BLOOD CELLS has Hct of?
55%-60%
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First priority in bleeding patient?
Support cardiac output
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Estimating resusc volume?
1) est wnl blood vol (66ml/kg) 2) est % blood vol LOST 3) lost vol * Bl vol = deficit 4) deficit * 0.6 = Plasm vol def 5) 1/4 colloids; 3/4 crystalloids
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Penetrating trauma resuscitation?
Permitting low BP until BLEEDING CONTROLLED
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What is ratio of blood product resuscitation? | -monitoring goals
6units PRBCs: 1unit FFP BUT..... trauma: 1-2units PRBC: 1FFP --keep INR 50K