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Kultur Dokumente
MUHAMMAD ALAMSYAH
Fluid Compartments
Total body consists of 60% water by
weight in adults Body fluids divided into: Intracellular compartment Extracellular compartment, further divided into: Interstitial compartment Intravascular compartment
Fluid Compartments
Intracellular Fluid 2/3 Extracellular Fluid 1/3
Intravascular Fluid=25%
Intravascular compartement
Consists of:
Cellular components of blood Proteins Ions mainly sodium, chloride and bicarbonates Potassium only a small portion in plasma Normal blood volume is about 72 mL/kg of body weight
Interstitial compartement
Larger than intravascular compartment Water and electrolytes pass freely between blood
and interstitial spaces, which have similar ionic composition Plasma proteins are not free to pass out of the intravascular space unless there is damage to capillaries, e.g., septic shock or burns With fluid loss or fall in blood pressure, water and electrolytes pass from interstitial compartment into blood (intravascular) to maintain volume (physiologic priority)
Intracellular Compartement
Water within cells: Largest reservoir of body water Ionic composition different from extracellular fluid Contains high concentration of potassium ions and low sodium and chloride ions Normal saline given IV: Tends to remain in extracellular compartment Glucose solution gets distributed throughout all body compartments Pure water given IV: Causes massive hemolysis (dangerous)
in volume and composition to those fluids lost Acute losses should be replaced quickly Chronic lossesreplace with caution; rapid infusion may cause fluid overload and heart failure Better replaced by oral or rectal rehydration Mostly deficient in water: Do not overload with sodium
lactate Preload 1 L before spinal anesthesia Ketamine anesthesia does not need preloading Maintenance fluid 4mL/kg/hour
volume of blood loss Blood loss more than 1 L consider giving blood Desirable to have a hemoglobin minimum 89 mg after surgery
100 mL Monitor heart rate, blood pressure throughout the operation Urine output 0.5 mL/kg/hr considered adequate fluid replacement
Types of IV Fluids
Crystolloids
5% dextrose in aqua 5% dextrose in NaCl Normal saline (NaCl) Hartman s solution Ringer s lactate solution Cholera saline Colloids Dextran 40, 70 Gelatin preparations e.g., Haemacel Hetastarch, Pentastarch
TRANSFUSI DARAH
RBCs (approx. Hct 40%); plasma; 500 ml Increase both cell mass & plasma WBCs; platelets volume (WBCs & platelets not functional; plasma deficient in labile clotting Factors V and VIII) RBC (approx. Hct 75%); reduced plasma, WBCs, and platelets 250 ml Increase red cell mass in symptom atic anemia (WBCs & platelets not functional) 225 ml Increased red cell mass; < 5 x 106 WBCs to decrease the likelihood of febrile reactions, immunization to leukocytes (HLA) antigens) of CMV transmission Increase red cell mass; reduced risk of allergic reactions to plasma proteins
> 85% original volume of RBC; < 5 x 106 WBC; few platelets; minimal plasma
RBCs Washed
180 ml
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220 ml
Deficiency of fibrinogen; Factor XIII; second choice in treatment of hemophilia A, von Willebrand s disease
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Transfusi Trombosit
Trombosit disimpan dalam kondisi digoyang terus (Reciprocal agitator), pada suhu kamar (20C) Harus segera diberikan (tidak boleh disimpan di kulkas/ di ruangan) Kecepatan cepat Gunakan infus set khusus (jangan menggunakan set transfusi darah merah)
Kebutuhan Trombosit
Trombosit: - dosis umumnya: 1 unit per 10 kg BB (5-7 unit untuk orang dewasa) - 1 unit meningkatkan 5000/mm3 (dewasa 70 kg) - ABO-Rh typing saja, tak perlu cross match, kecuali pada keadaan tertentu