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Replacement Fluid Administration• Post-Dilution– reinfusion into venous line (post-filter)– disadvantage: UF rate limited to certain percentage of bloodflow rate due to hemoconcentration– advantage: relatively low volume of replacement fluids;clearance directly related to ultrafiltration rate• Pre-Dilution– reinfusion into arterial line (pre-filter)– disadvantages: reduction of solute concentrations (loweredclearances); higher replacement fluid requirements– advantage: no UF rate limitation; prolonged circuit life?
Blood Flow Rate Requirementsin Post-Dilution CVVH: Filtration Fraction = 0.30*Filtration Fraction =Q UFQ PWeight (kg)6080100120Q B (Hct=0.30)167222278333Q B (Hct=0.35)180240299359*Dose: 35 mL/hr/kg
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