Hypertonic vs hypotonic fluids
[DOC File]Fluid and Electrolyte Therapy in Children
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5% in water (hypotonic after enters body) 10% in water (hypertonic) 50% in water (rescue solution – small volume) As additive to NS or LR. D5NS or D5LR. HypERtonic solutions. Osmolarity of solution is higher than serum osmolarity >300 mOsm/kg. Pulls fluid from ICC into IVC causing cells to shrink. dehydrate. Examples. D51/2 NS - D5NS - D5LR
Difference Between Hypertonic and Hypotonic | Difference Between
Hypotonic: The loss of salt over a period of time exceeds the loss of water (a balance between the volume and composition of intake and the volume and composition of renal, G.I. and sweat losses) so that the tonicity of the body fluids diminishes (osmolarity less than 270 mOsm/kg; serum sodium less than 130 mEq/L).
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hypotonic to hypertonic. isotonic to hypertonic. isotonic to hypotonic. 14. b. Explain your reasoning. 1. 4. c. ... of salt in ocean water is about four times as high as the concentration of salt in your blood and other body fluids. Should you drink some ocean water? Explain why or why not. If a good decision would require additional ...
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A hypertonic solution has a greater concentration of sodium than does the cell. Water is drawn out of the cell, and the cell may collapse from the increased extracellular osmotic pressure. Hypertonic example: 9.0% saline, blood products, albumin. A hypotonic solution …
[DOC File]FLUIDS & ELECTROLYTES
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For purposes of resuscitation, only the isotonic and hypertonic fluids are of use as hypotonic fluids (such as 5% dextrose in water and ½ normal saline) do not remain intravascular. Isotonic fluids (such as lactated Ringer’s and normal saline) form the backbone of crystalloid resuscitation. Hypertonic fluids (such as 3%, 6%, or 7.5% normal ...
[DOC File]Pharmacology—IV Solutions, Parenteral, and Enteral Nutrition
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Hypertonic: some diuretics, Diabetes insipidus, Diabetes Mellitus, infections, fever, decreased water intake, salt tablet/salt water intake, watery diarrhea Hypotonic: diuretics, salt-wasting renal diseases, Addison’s disease
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hypertonic * You could set up this problem using a penetrating solute to show that you can have a hyperosmotic solution that is hypotonic. A wilderness firefighter has just completed 12 hours of fighting a forest fire. She followed procedure carefully by drinking water or gatorade every hour for the 12 hours but towards the end of those 12 ...
[DOC File]Fluid and Electrolytes
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Hypotonic Solutions. Hypotonic solutions . have osmolarity
[DOCX File]Investigating Osmosis
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- Hypotonic - Hypertonic. ASSESSMENT. Cardiovascular. Respiratory. Integumentary. Neuromuscular. Gastrointestinal. CAUSES. Decreased excretion of NA+ & H20 - decreased renal function - heart failure - cirrhosis - cortico-steroids. CAUSES cont. Increased sodium & water - circulatory overload. IV fluids - too much - too fast - wrong type ...
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