Intravenous Fluids Flashcards
Why are both iso-osmotic with plasma?
Osmolality is a binding together property that is produced by the number of particles in a solution
Glucose 5%
Molecular weight = 180
Sodium Chloride 0.9%
Molecular weight 58.5 (Na+/Cl-)
Osmolality
Intracellular -k (H2O)
Extracellular -Na(H2O)
Plasma - Na (H2O) Protein
Osmolality
Sodium Na is the major cation in the Extracellular space
Extracellular(140mM)
Intracellular (5mM)
Maintenance of IV fluids
In adults, 3 Litres of IV maintenance fluids per day is required - 8hr bags
( 2 saline /1dextrose)
In the elderly/Underweight,
2L: 12hr bags
Adults require 40- 60mmol KCL (Potassium chloride) per day when it is NIL by mouth.
What is the percentage of volume of IV fluids remain within the vascular space?
Colloid
Sodium Chloride
Glucose
2 types of fluids
Glucose 5%
(d- glucose = dextrose) is used in the body
Isotonic, the acidic pH is 4.5
5% = 5g/100mL, 50g/L MW 180; 280mOsm/L
It is also used to hydrate and deliver water through IV
But, disturbed through extra and intracellular
daily required - 2L of glucose 5%, 500mL sodium chloride 0.9%
Hypertonic Glucose
Glucose 10%, 20%, and 50% can lead to irritant pain, phlebitis , thrombosis
Do not give insulin and Glucose at the same time!
Don’t be afraid to use glucose 5% in people with diabetes
Yes
Two uses
Sodium chloride 0.9%
0.9% with isotonic plasma
Can be given for HF patients with oedema
Hartmann’s Solution
Compound Sodium Lactate - balanced salt sol
It is used to treat Hypovolaemia
(the vol of blood level is too low)
Lactate - pyruvate -glucose - CO2 - bicarbonate
Potassium Chloride Concentration
KCL concentrate (10mL ampoules 15% kCL