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Normal Saline
Class
Electrolyte/ Isotonic Crystalloid
Normal Saline
Action
Electrolyte solution is equivalent osmotically to blood

Increases the circulating volume in the vascular system

2/3 of infused volume leaves vascular space within 1 hour
Normal Saline
Indications 1
-Definitive therapy, or anticipated

-Shock Hypovolemia
-?Intraabdominal catastrophe/?aortic aneurysm
-Shock (normovolemic, anaphylactic, neurogenic)
-Anaphylaxis

Shock ?cardiac origin/septic
Dysrhythmias
Normal Saline
Indications 2
Crush injury w/ extended entrapment >2 hours of extremity/torso

Burn Pts w/ >20% 2nd or >5% 3rd

Respiratory distress w/ croup like cough

Symptomatic? stimulant intoxication with sudden hypoventilation, 02 desat or Apnea
Normal Saline
Dosage/Route
Definitive therapy/ anticipated
ADULT AND PEDS:
IV SO; adjust PRN
Normal Saline
Dosage/Route
-Shock Hypovolemia
-?Intraabdominal catastrophe/?aortic aneurysm
-Shock (normovolemic, anaphylactic, neurogenic)
-Anaphylaxis
ADULT:
IV 500 ml bolus
MR to maintain BP 90 sys
Normal Saline
Dosage/Route
Shock ?cardiac origin/septic
Dysrhythmias
ADULT:
IV Bolus to max 250 ml w/ clear lungs
MR to maintain BP >90


PEDS: noncardiogenic
IV/IO PDC
MR to maintain BP >[70+(2x age)]
Normal Saline
Dosage/Route
Crush injury with extended entrapment
ADULT:
500 ml fluid bolus just prior to extremity release

PEDS:
IV PDC just prior to extremity release BHO
Normal Saline
Dosage/Route
Burn Pts
>20% 2nd / >5% 3rd
ADULT:
>15 y/o 500 ml fluid bolus, then TKO

PEDS:
5-14 y/o= 250 ml fluid bolus, then TKO
<5 y/o= 150 ml fluid bolus, then TKO
Normal Saline
Dosage/Route
Repiratory distress with croup like cough
ADULT + PEDS:
5ml via nebulizer
Normal Saline
Dosage/Route
Symptomatic ? stimulant intoxication with sudden hypoventilation, 02 desat, apnea
ADULT:
500 ml fluid bolus
MR BHO
Normal Saline
Contraindications
Rales for fluid boluses
Normal Saline
Side Effects
NONE
Normal Saline
Special Info 1
Conc: 1000ml/10gtts/ml --or--
Conc: 250ml/60gtts/ml
1. Content of the 0.9% solution
-154meq NA/liter
-154meq CL/liter

2. Be conservative in use of fluids with suspected head injury pt to minimize risk of developing cerebral edema. Judicious fluid use may be needed for hypotension associated with head injury to maintain cerebral perfusion
CPP= MAP-ICP
Normal Saline
Special Info 2
Conc: 1000ml/10gtts/ml --or--
Conc: 250ml/60gtts/ml
3.Check Bp and lung sounds to determine if fluid overload may be developing

4. Burn dose is age related so actual amounts are listed

5. Small bag (250ml) is always used for pts with rales
Normal Saline
Special Info 3
Conc: 1000ml/10gtts/ml --or--
Conc: 250ml/60gtts/ml
6.Flow Rates
-18Ga = 80ml/min wide open w/ maxi tubing
-14Ga= 160ml/min wide open w/ maxi tubing

7. TKO is approximately
-5 gtts/min with maxi drip tubing (10 gtt tubing)
-30 gtts/min with mini drip tubing (60 gtt tubing)