Surgery - Fluids Flashcards
what is the most concentrated ion intracellularly
K+
what is the most concentrated ion extracellularly
Na+
5Rs of fluids
Resuscitation
Routine maintanence
Replace deficit
Redistribution correction
Reassess
Hyponatraemia is caused by..
a.too little sodium
b.too much sodium
c.too much water
d.too little water
c.too much water
too much water in blood means water moves into brain
tonicity
measure of osmotic pressure gradient across semi permeable membrane
osmolarity
content of solute in solution
hypotonic solution is used….
ONLY IN EXTREMES
Causes of isovolaemic SIADH
SIADH
increased ADH , retain H2O
fluid restriction
1l/ day
what is the treatment for isovolaemic hyponatraemia (caused by SIADH)
a.fluid restriction
b. isotonic saline
c. treat underlying cause
a.fluid restriction
1L/ day
what is the cause of hypovolaemic hyponatraemia
a.SIADH
b.diuretics
c.heart failure
b.diuretics
lose Na and H2O
give isotonic saline
what is the treatment for hypovolaemic hyponatraemia (caused by diuretics)
a.fluid restriction
b. isotonic saline
c. treat underlying cause
b. isotonic saline
what is the cause of hypervolaemic hyponatraemia
a.SIADH
b.diuretics
c.heart failure
c.heart failure
if a patient has cold peripheries, tachycardia and red news score what should be given
a.isotonic saline
b.fluid resucitation 1L/day
c.fluid bolus 500ml saline/15 mins until 2L
d.30 ml/kg a day of water
c.fluid bolus 500ml saline/15 mins until 2L
after ABCDE approach
reassess after 2L given (1hr)
if a patient is thirsty has dry conjunctiva and concentrated urine and can drink how should fluids be given
a.oral
b.NG
c.IV
a.oral
what is the maintanence volume of water for IV prescription
30ml/kg/day