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IV fluids and blood component therapy Flashcards

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1
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makes up approximately 30-40% of body water or 28 L

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intracellular fluid

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2
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where is a large amount of intracellular fluid found?

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skeletal muscle

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3
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extracellular fluid:

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body water outside cells 20-25% BW or 15L

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4
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two types of extracellular fluid

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intravascular volume
interstital volume

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5
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intravascular volume:

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plasma portion of blood
4.3% of BW or 3L

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6
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interstitial volume:

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fluid between the cells
15.7% BW or 12L

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7
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EBW for average adult male

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70 ml/kg

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8
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EBW for average female

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65 ml/kg

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9
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EBW for obese patients

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55 ml/kg

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10
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formula for fluid replacement:

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deficit + maintenance + insensible +blood loss =hourly replacement

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11
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how to calculate EBV

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EBW x KG

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12
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how much crystalloid would you give for 1 ml blood loss

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3 ML

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13
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how much colloid would you give for 1 ml blood loss

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2ml

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14
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how much blood would you give for 1 ml blood loss

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1 ml

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15
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lap sponges hold how many CC of blood

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100-150 ml

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16
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minimal moderate and extreme insensible loss:

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4ml/kg/hr
6 ml/kg/hr
8 ml/kg/hr

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17
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how to calculate the deficit:

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multiply number of hours NPO by maintenance

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18
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two ways to calculate the allowable blood loss

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20% of EBV or

calculate EBV x (hemoglobin initial - hemoglobin allowable (bleed out) dividied by hemoglobin initial

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19
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what causes the transfusion reactions

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antibodies

20
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type A blood type

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antigen A and Anti-b antibodies

21
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type B blood type

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antigen B and anti-a antibodies

22
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type AB blood type

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antigens A and B, neither anti-a or anti-b antibodies

23
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type O

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neither antigen A or B, both anti-A and Anti-B antibodies

24
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what antigen determines RH - or +

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D antigen

25
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most severe reactions are ____ incompatibility

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ABO

26
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what are the 3 functions of a crossmatch

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confirm ABO/Rh
detects antibodies to other blood groups
detects antibodies in low titers

27
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use of whole blood:

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acute blood loss, has plasma which gives more volume

28
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good for RBC bu tnot for volume, must add NS for volume, should warm before, each unit increased hgb by 1

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PRBC

29
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each unit of FFP will increase your clotting factor by :

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2-3%

30
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each unit of platelets will increase amount by ___

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5,000-10,000

31
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destruction of transfused RBC by patients antibodies

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hemolytic reaction

32
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what is an acute (intravascular) hemolytic reaction

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secondary to ABO incompatibility
caused by misidentification of patient, specimen, or unit
often a severely fatal reaction

33
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s/s of an awake patient vs a patient under anesthesia for an acute hemolytic reaction

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chills, nausea, chest pain, flank pain

increase temp, increased HR, decrease BP, hemoglobinuria, oozing, DIC shock, renal failure

34
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treatments for an acute hemolytic reaction

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stop transfusion
administer O2
recheck unit of blood
get blood specimen from patient
insert foley
give a lot of fluid and mannitol and possibly low dose dopamine (to perfuse kidneys)
may also need platelets

35
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what is a delayed (extravascular) hemolytic reaction

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usually mild- from antibodies
takes weeks to months to form (usually 2-21 days after transfusion)
caused by re-exposure to same antigen

36
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s/s of delayed hemolytic reaction

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malaise, jaundice, fever, increase biliubin level
just monitor-treatment

37
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what is a non-hemolytic reaction

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febrile- 1-3% of transfusions

history of febrile reaction- give white cell poor transfusion

38
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uticarial reaction

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hives, itching, no fever

treat with benadryl

39
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anaphylactic reactions

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RARE
only need a few ml of blood to get a reaction
treat with epi, fluids, steroids

40
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what is a transfusion related acute lung injury (TRALI)

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form of noncardiac pulmonary edema
occurs within 6 hours of transfusion

41
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what is transfusion associated circulatory overload (TACO)

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leading transfusion related risk for trauma patients

increase in volume in circulation leading to pulmonary edema and decreased functional residual capacity

42
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types of viral infectious complications

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hep C- most symptomatic
hep A
hep B
AIDS

43
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types of bacterial infectious complications

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staph
citrobacter

44
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what is a massive blood transfusion

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1-2 x patient blood volume or 10 or more units

45
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what is citrate toxicity

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CA binding by citrate present

s/s decrease Ca, decrease BP, increase CVP, long QT, decrease Mag

46
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___ blood decreased chance of infection or transfusion reaction

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autologous blood

47
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