Iv fluid therapy guidelines

• 8.2 Intravenous Therapy: Guidelines and Potential Complications – …

  The following guidelines may be helpful, but are only approximations. ... Potassium should never be added to IV fluid therapy unless one is sure that the patient is not in renal failure. Thus, one should have a serum creatinine and be sure that the patient is voiding prior to the institution of potassium therapy. ... The guides to fluid therapy ...

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• [DOC File]Policy: - IEMSA

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  International Guidelines for Management of Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock; 2012. p. 595. Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC) Guideline 11.5 – Medications in Adult Cardiac Arrest; 2016. p. 10. National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) Guideline [CG174] Intravenous Fluid …

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• [DOC File]Fluid and Electrolyte Therapy in Children

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  (o) Nursing management of special IV therapy procedures that are commonly used in the clinical setting, such as heparin lock, central lines, and arterial lines. (p) Glossary of common terminology pertinent to IV fluid therapy. (q) Performance check list by which to evaluate clinical application of knowledge and skills. (2) Central Lines.

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• [DOC File]Intravenous Fluid Administration in the RAU

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  4. Assess ongoing fluid requirements and losses. 5. Switch to the oral route as soon as possible. Reassess at least daily, depending on the stability of the patient. See table 1 for the current fluid solutions commonly used for IV fluid maintenance therapy. See figure 1 for the current bedside IV fluid therapy chart. Typical daily needs of an ADULT

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• Guide to Prescribing Intravenous Fluids and Electrolytes

  GBMC does not have an IV therapy team. It is the expectation of all nurses that they will start peripheral IV’s as well as have the knowledge to care for central venous access. All IV sites are to be changed every 72 hours. If the IV cannot be changed, a physician order must be obtained to leave the IV in place another 24 hours.

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• [DOC File]IV THERAPY - GBMC HealthCare

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  Different than IV fluid, we need a therapeutic level to be effective. - Monitor patient urinary output while on IV therapy. Act quickly for increased fluids and no increase or presence of urine. If patient is rehydrating the bladder may not be full encourage patient to pee to make sure there isn’t retention.

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• [DOC File]IV therapy - Sonic

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  Identify the indication and written order for fluid replacement in the patient’s clinical records. Fluid orders are to be written on the Intravenous Fluid Chart, clearly indicating the subcutaneous (subcut) route, fluid type, volume, rate, duration, date and time, printed prescriber’s name and signature, and any other relevant information (such as “commence if oral fluid intake is below ...

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