This protocol will touch on the use of 23 4 sodium chloride solution for hypertonic therapy induction/rescue in patients with severe brain edema and elevated ICP
Guidelines for Use of Hypertonic Saline
Objective: To describe the current knowledge and indications for use of hypertonic saline solutions in pediatrics patients Sources of data: Medline recent review
Indications for use of 3 NaCl • Cerebral oedema and raised ICP (e g head injury, DKA) • Hyponatraemic seizures Mechanism of action • Increases plasma
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These clinical practice guidelines are intended to guide clinicians in the use of hypertonic saline in adult and pediatric patients Graded recommendations for
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Objective: To describe the current knowledge and indications for use of hypertonic saline solutions in pediatrics patients. Sources of data: Medline recent
Recently hypertonic solutions have been used as osmotic therapy for brain edema in the neurocritical care arena. Their ICP-reducing effects
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Methods: A low ChloridE hyperTonic solution for brain Edema (ACETatE) trial is a single-center Hypertonic saline was used in 74.6% of all patients. Of.
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It is well known that hypertonic solutions diminish and in sufficient con- The concentration of solutions used was often very far from that of Ringer's.
Since then we have gained some experience in the use of sodium salts (chloride or laotate) in hypertonic solution in patients with renal failure.
The use of hypertonic solutions (2 3 and 23 4 sodium chloride) were initially used for in-the-field resuscitation of patients with multi-system trauma and later for treatment of increased ICP due to conditions such as brain tumors or isolated traumatic brain injury
Hypertonic saline is to be administered through a central venous catheter 3 saline may be initiated through a peripheral IV while central venous access is being actively obtained if the patient is impending herniation 4 The initial rate of hypertonic saline administration is not to exceed 50 ml per hour
Solution Type Uses Nursing considerations Dextrose 5 in water (D5W) Isotonic Fluid loss Dehydration Hypernatraemia Use cautiously in renal and cardiac patients Can cause fluid overload May cause hyperglycaemia or osmotic diuresis 0 9 Sodium Chloride (Normal Saline-NaCl) Isotonic Shock Hyponatraemia Blood transfusions Resuscitation
Hypertonic therapy when baseline serum sodium concentrations are close to the upper limit of normal (145 mEq/L) Administration: Can be administered through a peripheral venous line (central line preferred) Restricted to Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Consider using a 1:1 ratio of sodium chloride/sodium acetate solution if pH < 7 25
has an osmolarity of 260 (which indicates a fluid excess) a hypertonic solution would be called for Solutions such as D5W/1/2 NS D5W/NS D10 W and 3 Saline would assist in removing the excess fluid from the patient Oftentimes a post surgery patient will receive a hypertonic solution to treat the tissue edema that accompanies the operation
Is D5W isotonic or hypotonic?
D5W is unique. It can be categorized as an isotonic solution or a hypotonic solution. The amount of dextrose in the solution makes its tonicity, or solute concentration, similar to that of intravascular fluid, making it isotonic. It also provides free water, following the metabolism of the dextrose. It is also considered a hypotonic solution.
Is d5ns hypertonic or isotonic?
Isotonic solutions that contain 5% dextrose (e.g., D5NSS, D5LRS) are slightly hypertonic since they exceed the total osmolality of the ECF. However, dextrose is quickly metabolized and only the isotonic solution remains. Therefore, any effect on the ICF is temporary.
What are the types of hypotonic solutions?
hypotonic solution - bloat, swell and/or burst (water flows in) hypertonic solution - shrivel and dehydrate (water flows out) isotonic solution - remain the same (water level is equal) Of course, tonicity depends on your perspective. When you put a mushroom into a solution and its cells bloat, you know the solution is hypotonic.
Hypertonic solutions for pediatric patients