Parenteral Fluid Therapy Flashcards
ICF ion composition?
K+, Mg2+, Na+
Prot-, PO4-
ECF ion composition?
Interstitial:
Na+
HCO3-, Cl-
Plasma (25% of ECF vol):
Na+
Prot-, HCO3-, Cl-
Total Body Water eqn?
TBW = weight kg x 0.60 ICF = TBW x 2/3 ECF = TBW x 1/3
IVFluid: Crystalloids?
Na+ = main osmotically active particle
IVFluid: Colloids?
Use when?
higher MW substances
(U) stay in vascular compartment
low osmotic pressure = crystalloids Ø maintain plasma vol
IVFluid: Blood/Blood Products?
RBC’s
stay in vascular compartment
Isotonic Crystalloids?
Distribution?
Tx?
same [Na+] as normal cells:
NS 0.9%
Lactated Ringer’s NaCl, K+, Ca2+, lactate
Distribute evenly throughout ECF
Dehydration
Hypertonic Crystalloids?
Tx?
Misuse causes?
higher [Na+] than normal cells:
NS 3%
life-threatening hypoNa+ w/ high water excess
osmotic demyelination,
central pontine myelinolysis
Hypotonic Crystalloids?
Distribution?
Tx?
lower [Na+] than normal cells:
NS 0.5, 0.25
Throughout total body water
Maintenance fluids
*can not replace intravascular volume deficits
Other Crystalloids?
Distribution?
Tx?
D5W 5% dextrose in water
throughout total body water
hypoglycemia
Albumin Colloid?
Action?
Tx?
5% or 25% albumin
move interstit fluid into vascular space
Edema or 3rd Spacing
Dextran Colloid?
Action?
Tx?
40, 70 MW glucose polymer
expands intravascular vol equal to amount infused
alternate to albumin
Hydroxyethyl Starch Colloid?
Action?
Tx?
hetastarch glycogen-like molecule
expands vascular vol >= amount infused
alternate to albumin (cheaper)
Packed RBCs used w/?
Distribution?
Tx?
crystalloids to expand intravascular volume
stays in vascular space
blood transf
Platelets used for?
thrombocytopenia
impaired platelet fxn
prevent/treat bleeding