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RESUSITASI RUMATAN
Kristaloid Koloid
Elektrolit NUTRISI
RA Dextran KAEN group
RL/NS Gelatin
Repair
Mengganti kehilangan 1. Kebutuhan normal
akut (hemorrhage, (IWL + urin+ feses)
GI loss, rongga ke3) 2. Dukungan nutrisi
Jenis-Jenis larutan elektrolit
Replace acute/
increases ECF abnormal
loss
ICF
ICF ISF
ISF Plasma
Plasma
800 ml 200 ml
Hypotonic infusion
1 L of 5% dextrose
Replace
Replace Normal
Normal
increases ICF > ECF loss
loss (IWL
(IWL +
+ urine)
urine)
ICF
ICF ISF
ISF Plasma
Plasma
660
660 ml
ml 255
255 ml
ml 85
85 ml
ml
Albumin infusion
500 ml L of Albumin 5%
Hemorrhagic
Hemorrhagic shock
increases intravascular Burn
Burn
ICF
ICF ISF
ISF Plasma
Plasma
250-750
250-750 ml
ml
Albumin infusion
Hemorrhagic
Hemorrhagic shock
shock
increases intravascular Burn
Burn
Reserved
Reserved for
for patients
patients
in
in whom
whom ISF
ISF expanded
expanded
but
but intravascular
intravascular and
and
albumin
albumin is
is severely
severely
depleted
depleted
ICF
ICF ISF
ISF Plasma
Plasma
300-600
300-600 ml
ml over
over 30-60
30-60 min
min
Plasma Expander infusion
500 m L of Dextran
HES
ICF
ICF ISF
ISF Plasma
Plasma
Clinical
Clinical Science
Science (2003)
(2003) 104,
104, (17–24)
(17–24) (Printed
(Printed in
in Great
Great Britain)
Britain)
Isotonic Crystalloid
• Untuk Diare dg dehidrasi berat pilihan
terbaik adalah Ringer Asetat. Jika tidak ada
RA pilih RL
DAMAGE
HEMODYNAMIC DISTURBANCE
SHOCK
HCT : 45% HCT : 27% HCT : 45%
4 Plasma
HCT : 45%
Liters 3
2
Cells
Resuscitation
CLASSIFICATION OF HEMORRHAGIC
SHOCK
Classes I – IV
Not absolute
Clinical guidelines only
Further treatment is governed by patient’s
response
Table 1. ESTIMATED FLUID AND BLOOD LOSSES *)
Blood Loss (mL) Up to 750 750 – 1500 1500 – 2000 > 2000
Blood Loss
Up to 15% 15 – 30 % 30 – 40 % > 40 %
(% Blood Vol)
Pulse Rate < 100 > 100 > 120 > 140
Urinary Output
> 30 20 – 30 5 – 15 Negligible
(ml/hr)
Slightly Anxious, Confiused,
CNS / Mental Status Mildly anxious
anxious confused lethargic
Fluid Replacement Crystalloid and Crystalloid and
Crystalloid Crystalloid
(3:1 Rule) blood blood
ASSESSMENT & MANAGEMENT
Circulation
Assess severity (Class I, II, III, IV)
Control bleeding
Treat underlying cause immediately
ASSESSMENT & MANAGEMENT
Intraosseous
Blood for crossmatching
Kateter Pendek
200
Diameter 14 16 16 16 ga
Mencegah Menggigil!!
15 % 40 %
5%
ISF ICF
IVF
Na K
Na
D5% Colloid
RL / NS
Rapid Transient No
Response Response Response
Transient improve-
Vital Signs Return to normal ment; recurrence of Remain abnormal
BP and HR
Moderate and
Estimated Blood Minimal
ongoing Severe (>40%)
loss (10-20%)
(20-40%)
Need for more
Low High High
Crystalloid
Need for Blood Low Moderate to high Immediate
Type and Emergency blood
Blood Preparation Type – specific
crossmatch release
Need for Operative
Possibly Likely Highly likely
Intervension
Early Presence of
Yes Yes Yes
Surgeon
*)
*) 2000
2000 ml
ml RL
RL solution
solution in
in adults,
adults, 20
20 ml/Kg
ml/Kg RL
RL bolus
bolus in
in children
children over
over 10-15
10-15 min
min
VOLUME REPLACEMENT
Warmed fluids
Crossmatch, PRBC
Type-specific
Type O, Rh-negative
Autotransfusion
Coagulopathy
REEVALUATE ORGAN PERFUSION
MONITOR :
• Vital signs
• CNS Status
• Skin perfusion
• Urinary output
• Pulse oximetry
• End Tidal CO2
• Oxygen Extraction
• Acid base
AVOIDING COMPLICATION
Fluid overload
Invasive monitoring (ICU)
CVP
Pulmonary artery catheter
Other problems :
Resuscitation induced haemorrhage
Post resuscitation injury
No – Reflow phenomenon
Reperfusion injury
RESUSCITATION ENDPOINTS
• Adequate oxygen delivery; 1,5 kali normal
(120-160 ml/menit/m2)
• Systolic > 100 mmHg, diastolic > 50 mmHg
until orthostatic-induced changes have
disappeared
• Urine output > 0,5 ml/kg/jam
• Urine Natrium > 20 mEq/liter
Demling,
Demling, R.H; Wilson, R.F: Decision Making in Surgical Critical Care. B.C.
Decker
Decker Inc,
Inc, 1988.
1988. pp 63.
63.
RESUSCITATION ENDPOINTS
Moderate few
RESPONSE