Transcription of Section 4 Maintenance fluids electrolytes - maxiSHARE
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The primary focus of intravenous fl uid replacement therapy is to provide for a child s Maintenance and defi cit fl uid needs. Main-tenance fl uid needs are met by replacing fl uids and electrolytes lost through normal body processes (for example, metabolism and respiration). Defi cit fl uid needs are met by replacing the fl uids and electrolytes lost before therapy began. Additional fl uids may be needed to replace abnormal losses that continue during therapy (for example, persistent vomiting, diarrhea, or nasogastric tube drainage). This Section shows how to calculate a patient s Maintenance fl uid needs. The sample problems allow you to practice your fl uids and electrolytes4 Section30 Pediatric fluids and ElectrolytesDaily Maintenance fl uid needsDaily Maintenance fl uids are those needed to replace:Insensible fl uid losses from the skin and lungs. Urine and stool losses that result from normal are many nomograms and other tables that help you deter-mine Maintenance fl uid needs.
The primary focus of intravenous fl uid replacement therapy is to provide for a child’s maintenance and defi cit fl uid needs. Main-tenance fl uid needs are met by replacing fl uids and electrolytes
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