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D5W

Cardiac patients


Kidney disease

DO NOT USE

NS

CHF( congestive heart failure)


Edema

DO NOT USE

LR

Liver disease


Kidney disease

DO NOT USE

1/2NS

Burns


Liver disease


Trauma

DO NOT USE

D5 1/2NS

Blood sugar >250

DO NOT USE

D5NS

Cardiac patients


Kidney disease

DO NOT USE

D10NS

Diabetes

DO NOT USE