LAB fluids shuffled - crystalloids Flashcards
these types of crystalloid solutions contain lower concentrations of Na+ and Cl-
Isotonic, polyionic, MAINTENANCE solutions
these types of crystalloid solutions typically contain a number of electrolytes
Isotonic, polyionic, REPLACEMENT solutions
these types of crystalloid solutions have an osmolarity that is similar to the extracellular fluid compartment
Isotonic, polyionic, REPLACEMENT solutions
which type of crystalloid solutions are these examples of?
- Normosol-M in 5% dextrose
- Plasma-Lyte 56 in 5% dextrose
Isotonic, polyionic, MAINTENANCE solutions
these types of crystalloid solutions contain solute concentrations similar to those in ECF
Isotonic, polyionic, REPLACEMENT solutions
these types of crystalloid solutions are used for fluid therapy that extends over a long period of time
Isotonic, polyionic, MAINTENANCE solutions
which type of crystalloid solutions are these examples of?
- Lactated Ringer’s Solution
- Plasma-Lyte A and R
- Normosol-R
Isotonic, polyionic, REPLACEMENT solutions
this type of crystalloid solution contains only Na+ and Cl- in water
Normal saline solution (isotonic)
this type of crystalloid solution has a greater osmolarity than extracellular fluid
Hypertonic saline solution (hypertonic)
this type of crystalloid solution is sometimes used instead of isotonic, polyionic, replacement fluid solutions
Normal saline solution (isotonic)
this type of crystalloid solution creates an osmotic gradient that causes rapid movement of water into the vascular space
Hypertonic saline solution (hypertonic)
this type of crystalloid solution is an unbalanced solution
Normal saline solution (isotonic)
this type of crystalloid solution is also known as 0.9% NaCl, physiologic saline
Normal saline solution (isotonic)
this type of crystalloid solution is used in the treatment of shock
Hypertonic saline solution (hypertonic)
which type of crystalloid solutions are these examples of?
- 3% NaCl
- 5% NaCl
- 7.5% NaCl
Hypertonic saline solution (hypertonic)