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Name three objectives of IV therapy
1.) to maintain daily fluid requirments
2.) Replace present fluid losses
3.) Restore concurrent fluid losses
Define the following:
Interstitial volume~
Intravascular volume~
Interstitial volume~ fluid between cells (lymph)
Intravascular volume~ plasma
What is the most abundant electrolyte in intracellular fluid?
Extracellular?
intracellular~ Potassium
extracellular~Sodium
What is Intracellular fluid?
Intracellular fluid~ located within cells, 2/3 of total body weight, constists of 25L of fluid
What is extracellular fluid?
Consists of interstitial and intravascular fluids, as well as cerebrospinal/intraocular fluids, as well as GI secretions. 1/3 of total body weight, 15 liters of fluid,
What are the key elements of parenteral fluids?
1.) Water
2.) Carbohydrates
3.) Protien
4.) Vitamins
5.) Electrolytes
Why is water important in our body?
(Most abundant) transports materials in and out of cells, helps regulate body temperature, helps with food digestion, medium for excreeting waste.
Osmotic pressure is effected by what? What is the osmoality of blood?
Osmotic pressure is effected by permebility of the membrane through which particles move. Blood osmoality is 310 mOsm/liter
What are isotonic fluids?
Isotonic fluids are the same as plasma, cells remain unchanged, water does not leave or enter the celles, EX
0.9%NS, D5W, Ringers, Ringer's lactate
What are hypotonic fluids?
Water moves from intravascular space to intracellular. Used to treat electrolyte imbalnces, Cells swell, EX 0.45%Saline, 0.2%NS, 2.5% Dextrose

THINK HYPO~LESS
(Less solution, more water)
What are Hypertonic fluids?
Hypertonic fluids pull fluids into the vascular system, used for volume expansion, cells shrink, EX 10% Dextrose, D5.45% NS, D5NS

THINK HYPER=MORE
MORE SOLUTE, LESS WATER