IVF Flashcards

1
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3 types of IVF…

A

crystalloids, colloids, blood and blood products

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What type of IVF?

contain sodium as main osmotically active particle

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crystalloids

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What type of IVF?

contain high-molecular weight substances that don’t migrate easily across capillaries

more likely to stay in vascular compartment

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colloids

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4
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What type of IVF?

similar to colloids because they stay in the vascular space

A

blood/blood products

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5
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3 types of isotonic crystalloids…

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0.9 NS, LR, plasmalyte

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These crystalloids have same salt concentration as normal cells of body and blood…

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isotonic crystalloids

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7
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These crystalloids have higher salt concentration than normal cells…

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hypertonic crystalloid

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8
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What IVF is a hypertonic crystalloid?

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3% NS

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9
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This type of crystalloid has a lower salt concentration than normal cells

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hypotonic crystalloids

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10
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What are two types of hypotonic crystalloids?

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0.5 NS, 0.25 NS

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11
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D5W is what type of IVF?

A

crystalloid

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12
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Which isotonic crystalloid?

contains lactate, potassium, calcium and NaCl

A

lactated ringers

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13
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isotonic crystalloids distribute in a _____ pattern throughout ECF space

A

uniform

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14
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This type of IVF is used for tx of dehydration, hypovolemia. They can be used for IV bolus

A

isotonic crystalloids

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15
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This type of IVF should be used cautiously

can be used with life-threatening hyponatremia with significant water excess

replacement rate must be calculated.

A

hypertonic crystalloids (3% NS)

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16
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what could occur with overly rapid correction of hyponatremia?

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CPM

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17
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This type of IVF is used for maintenance fluids, and is distributed throughout the TBW.

It isn’t adequate for replacing intravascular volume deficit (hypovolemia/dehydration)

A

hypotonic crystalloids

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18
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This IVF has similar TBW distribution to hypotonic crystalloids

can be used to treat hypoglycemia

A

D5W

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19
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This type of IVF can be considered when crystalloids fail to sustain plasma volume due to low osmotic pressure

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colloids

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20
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burn patients or peritonitis patients with considerable protein loss can be repleted with…

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colloids

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21
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Colloids are more likely to expand which compartment?

A

vascular

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22
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is there evidence to support use of colloids in severe hypovolemia?

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no

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23
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What are the 3 main categories of colloids?

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albumin, dextran, hetastarch

24
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Albumin comes in what preparations?

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Dextran comes in what two preparations?
40, 70
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what colloid is used in edematous patients to mobilize interstitial fluid to vascular space?
albumin
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This colloid can be helpful patients experiencing third spacing...
albumin
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This is a synthetic glucose polymer that is a colloid IVF
dextran
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What is dextran's intravascular expansion equal to?
amount infused
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This is a glyocogen like molecule that is less expansive than albumin, and therefore can be used as an alternative
hetastarch
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hetastarch is more frequently used in what setting?
intra-operatively
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hetastarch increases vascular volume to an amount _____ than the volume infused
greater or equal to
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Three types of blood products are...
PRBCs, platelets, fresh frozen plasma
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PRBCs can be used with crystalloids for what reason?
expand intravascular volume
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Before transfusion with PRBCs, what must be done?
blood type screen/cross
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When can platelets be considered?
thrombocytopenia or impaired function
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This is used to correct major bleeding complications in patients on wararin or with a vitamin K deficiency
FFP
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Which 4 IVF can be given as bolus?
NS, LR, plasmalyte, PRBCs
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bolus can be given ___mL to ____ L
250 ml - 1L
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Bolus should be considered in what two situations?
hypovolemia due to dehydration or acute blood loss
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What is the commonly used preparation of maintenance IVF?
D5W/0.5NS with 20mEq KCl
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When is maintenance IVF considered?
NPO patients
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Can potassium-containing IVF be given as a bolus?
no, NEVER
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potassium is as osmotically active as...
sodium
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When can potassium be added to IVF?
maintenance if NPO or hypokalemia
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What type of IVF therapy can be given to correct existing water/electrolyte deficit from GI, GU, Skin, blood loss or third spacing?
replacement IVF
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what can be used as a guide for post-op fluid repletion?
urine output and vitals
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Parkland formula...
percent burned x body weight (kg) x 4 ml
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The following are indications for... ``` small bowel resection bowel obstruction IBD bowel rest can't tolerate enteral inadequate energy intake PO multisystem dx ```
TPN
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what type of parenteral nutrition? - central line - MC - > 7 days
TPN
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Which type of parenteral nutrition? - infrequently used - uses IV/peripheral access - short term < 7 days
PPN
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What should be monitored while on TPN?
Is and Os daily weights CMP, LFTs, TGs
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How often should monitoring occur on TPN while inpatient?
daily to weekly
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How often should monitoring occur on TPN while outpatient?
weekly to monthly
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The following TPN complications are related to what? ``` air embolism PTX DVT infx thrombophlebitis ```
catheter