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Fluid Therapy<br />

The first affiliated hospital<br />

SUN YAT-SEN university<br />

Prof. Wang Huishen<br />

王慧深


Last lesson Emphasis<br />

Etiology<br />

(in/ex/no)<br />

Diagnosis<br />

Predisposing<br />

(4)<br />

Pathogenesis<br />

(4+ex/b/v/no)<br />

Differential<br />

Diagnosis<br />

(p/d/n)<br />

Clinical<br />

manifestation<br />

Treatment


Diagnosis<br />

� Not difficult<br />

� According to clinical manifestation,<br />

laboratory tests and character of stool.<br />

Infectious<br />

Or<br />

Noninfectious<br />

Dehydration<br />

Degree<br />

and<br />

quality<br />

+ +<br />

Electrolyte disturbances<br />

And<br />

Disturbance of<br />

acid-base balance


Case example<br />

An 8 – month boy had diarrhea and vomited for 3 days, urine<br />

stream reduced, irritability. PE: Pulse rate 150/min, weight<br />

loss was 10%, blood pressure 65/40mmHg, skin color showed<br />

grey and skin turgor looked like tents. Mucous membranes<br />

were very dry; eye ball was sunken greatly, anterior fontanel<br />

depressed greatly. Abdomen distended, bowel sound<br />

diminished.<br />

Questions:<br />

1.What is the diagnosis?<br />

2.How to administer the fluid therapy?


Answer diagnosis<br />

� Acute diarrhea<br />

� severe dehydration<br />

� hypokalemia


features of body fluid balance in children<br />

----amount of body fluid<br />

The younger The larger proportion of body water<br />

Total body water<br />

(by body mass)<br />

Neonate……………... 80%<br />

Older children………..65%<br />

Adult…………………..60%


features of body fluid balance in children<br />

----distribution of body fluid<br />

Body<br />

fluid<br />

The younger<br />

Intracellular<br />

Extracellular<br />

Interstitial fluid<br />

Plasma<br />

Lymph fluid<br />

Secretory juice<br />

The larger proportion<br />

of extracellular water


features of body fluid balance in children<br />

----distribution of body fluid in different ages (by BW)<br />

P<br />

6%<br />

IF<br />

37%<br />

P IF<br />

5% 20%<br />

IC<br />

40%<br />

IC<br />

35%<br />

P<br />

5%<br />

IF<br />

25%<br />

Neonate 78% ~1y 70%<br />

P: plasma<br />

IF: interstitial<br />

fluid<br />

IC:<br />

intracellular<br />

IF<br />

P 10%<br />

5% ~<br />

15%<br />

IC<br />

40%<br />

IC<br />

40%~45%<br />

2y~14y 65% Adult 55%~60%


features of body fluid balance<br />

in children<br />

----water requirement<br />

� Requiring more water<br />

� Regulating function poorly<br />

� Easy water metabolism disturbance


features of body fluid balance<br />

in children<br />

----water requirement<br />

� Due to grow quickly, need 0.5%~3% water for growth.<br />

� Insensible water loss : 2 times more than adult.<br />

� Fluid exchange of digestive tract quicker.<br />

� Water metabolism higher: infant 1/2 by total fluid<br />

adult 1/7 by total fluid.<br />

� Regulating function of water metabolism poorly:<br />

kidney, lung.


Composition of body fluid<br />

◆Similar with adult<br />

Extracellular:<br />

Na + , Cl - , Hco 3 -<br />

Intracellular:<br />

K + , Mg ++ , Hpo 4 = , protein<br />

◆Features of neonate (Several days after birth) :<br />

K + , Cl - , P, lactic acid<br />

Na + , Ca ++ , Hco 3 -<br />

Function of excluding H +<br />

�Particularly in preterm infant<br />

Acidosis


Acid-base balance and adjust<br />

----two concept<br />

�Acid-base balance<br />

Acidity and alkalinity<br />

�Anion-cation balance<br />

Anion and cation


Acid-base balance and adjust<br />

� Buffer system<br />

NaHCO 3 /H 2 CO 3<br />

Na 2 HPO 4 /NaH 2 PO 4<br />

� lung :exhale of store CO 2 (respiratory)<br />

Compensation of adjust has limit<br />

----body liquid<br />

Buffer system of plasma protein<br />

� kidney: exclude H + and store Na + (metabolic)<br />

Adjust HCO 3 - NaHCO 3 /H 2 CO 3 =20:1


Acid-base index<br />

Blood gas analysis(normal )<br />

� PH:7.4 (7.35~7.45)<br />

� PaCO 2 :40 (34~45) mmHg<br />

� SB:24 (22~27) mmol/L<br />

� BE:-3 ~ +3 mmol/L<br />

� CO 2 CP:22 (18~27) mmol/L


Acid-base balance disorder<br />

� respiratory acidosis<br />

� respiratory alkalosis<br />

� metabolic acidosis<br />

� metabolic alkalosis<br />

Compensation & decompensation


Electrolyte disturbance<br />

Diarrhea complicated<br />

� hyponatremia & hypernatremia<br />

� hypokalemia<br />

� hypocalcemia<br />

� hypomagnesemia


Dehydration<br />

Water loss<br />

By weight<br />

Spirit<br />

Skin<br />

Mocous<br />

Anterior fontanel<br />

and eye ball<br />

Tear<br />

Urine output<br />

Peripheral<br />

circulation<br />

Severity clinical signs of dehydration<br />

mild moderate severe<br />

10%<br />

Extremely dispirited<br />

apathy, hypnody,<br />

coma<br />

Gray mottled<br />

Parched<br />

depressed greatly<br />

No<br />

No urine output<br />

Cool, weak<br />

pulse,shock


Dehydration<br />

Isotonic<br />

Na+ :130~150mmol/L<br />

P IF C<br />

Same proportion<br />

loss<br />

Acute diarrhea<br />

after<br />

vomiting greatly<br />

P IF<br />

Hypotonic<br />

C<br />

Electrolyte loss<br />

more<br />

P hypotonic,<br />

IF+C hypertonic<br />

Cell expansion<br />

Severe<br />

Easy to shock<br />

P: plasma, IF: interstitial fluid, C: cell<br />

Hypertonic<br />

Na+: < 130mmol/L Na+: > 150mmol/L<br />

P IF<br />

C<br />

Water loss<br />

more<br />

P hypertonic<br />

IF+C hypotonic<br />

Cell hydration<br />

Mild<br />

Thirsty


Metabolic acidosis--clinical manifestation<br />

Mild: breath frequency slightly<br />

Severe: occur:<br />

� Dispirited, dysphoria, drowsiness, coma<br />

� Hypernea (Kussmauls breathing),exhalation cool<br />

� Expiratory gas smells ketone<br />

� Cherry lips<br />

� Nausea, vomit


Clinical manifestation-3: electrolyte disorder<br />

Hypokalemia<br />

K + (potassium)


hypokalemia K+ (potassium)


hypocalcemia & hypomagnesemia<br />

� Ca 2+


Purpose<br />

To cure water and<br />

electrolyte disturbance<br />

Recover and maintain<br />

blood volume , osmotic pressure ,<br />

Acidity , alkalinity and electrolyte<br />

Normal<br />

physiological function


Method<br />

oral intravenous<br />

�prevention dehydration: Rice soup add salt solute(1/3)<br />

�Mild dehydeation: ORS。<br />

�Mild/moderate dehydeation : ORS<br />

——mild: ORS: 50~80ml/kg<br />

——moderate: ORS:80~100ml/kg<br />

�Severe dehydration or vomiting and diarrhea<br />

—— intravenous


oral rehydration salts (ORS)<br />

� NaCl:3.5g<br />

� NaHCO 3 (Sodium citrate):2.5g (2.9g)<br />

� KCl:1.5g<br />

� GS:20g<br />

Na+ 90mmol/L,K+20mmol/L,<br />

Cl-80mmol/L,HCO3- 30mmol/L<br />

Add water to 1000ml 2 / 3 isotonic ,<br />

Total osmotic pressure: 220mmol/L<br />

Can be diluted in Children


口服补液盐 Oral rehydration salt (ORS)<br />

WHO2002年推荐的低渗透压ORS配方<br />

成分 含量 (克)<br />

NaCl 2.6<br />

枸橼酸钠 2.9<br />

KCl 1.5<br />

葡萄糖 13.5<br />

水 1000ml<br />

该配方中各种电解质浓度为:Na + 75mmol/L, K + 20<br />

mmol/L,C1 - 65 mmol/L,枸橼酸根 10mmol/L,葡萄糖75m<br />

mol/L。总渗透压为245 mOsm/L<br />

sodium citrate could instead by NaHCO3


Mechanisms of ORS<br />

Na + -- GS transport of Small intestine<br />

Na + –GS<br />

carrier<br />

enterocyte<br />

Brush border<br />

Na +<br />

GS<br />

transport<br />

promote<br />

Na +<br />

GS<br />

Na +、 H 2 O absorb↑<br />

intracellular→intercellular→blood<br />

Na + (pump) →intercellular space(Cl - )→OP↑ →H 2 O into blood


Characteristics of ORS<br />

---Advantages<br />

� Osmotic pressure similar with plasma(2/3 2/3 tonicity)<br />

� Correct losses by proper concentration of Na + 、K + 、Cl -<br />

� Children easily accept the tastes<br />

� Correct metabolic acidosis by sodium citrate<br />

� Promote Na + and H 2 O absorption by 2% GS


Characteristics of ORS<br />

� Liquid tonicity higher (2 / 3)<br />

---disadvantages<br />

� Can not be used as the maintenance media<br />

� Na + concentration is relatively higher to neonates<br />

and infants (proper diluted) .


Simple preparation at home<br />

� ORS:<br />

� GNS:<br />

Rice soup 500ml+ salt 1.75g<br />

Fried rice noodles 25g + salt 1.75g<br />

+ water 500ml (Cooking 2-3min)<br />

White sugar 10g + salt 1.75g + water 500ml (boil)


Sever dehydration<br />

intravenous


Concentration of electrolyte and calculation<br />

� Osmotic pressure of plasma (OPP)<br />

OPP= (crystal + colloid) osmotic pressure<br />

Na + 142<br />

Cation: K + 5<br />

(mmol) Ca ++ 2.5<br />

Mg ++ 1.5<br />

151 mmol/L<br />

HCO 3 - 27<br />

Anion: Cl - 103<br />

(mmol) HPO 4 = 1<br />

SO 4 = 0.5<br />

Organo-anion 19.5<br />

151 mmol/L<br />

OPP range:280-320mOsm/L


Fluid isotonic<br />

Isotonic liquid: osmotic pressure similar with plasma<br />

Sodium isotonic:<br />

�Isotonic: 150mmol sodium in 1000ml<br />

�½ tonicity: 75mmol sodium in 1000ml<br />

�2/3 tonicity: 100mmol sodium in 1000ml<br />

�1/3 tonicity: 50mmol sodium in 1000ml<br />

Na:Cl=3:2 (in plasma)


Liquid solution commonly used<br />

nonelectrolyte solution<br />

glucose enter the body by<br />

oxidation change into water<br />

and CO2 for energy and<br />

water without tension<br />

electrolyte solution<br />

5%GS<br />

10%GS<br />

0.9%NaCl<br />

10%NaCl<br />

Ringer<br />

5% NaHCO3<br />

11.2% NaL<br />

10%KCl<br />

Mixture


Calculation<br />

�10%NaCl: 1ml=1.7mmol<br />

�5%NaHCO 3:1ml=0.6mmol<br />

�11.2%NaL: 1ml=1mmol<br />

�10%KCl: 1ml=1.34mmol


The element and simple dispensing<br />

in the commonly mixed solution<br />

Solution composition ratio dispensing (ml)<br />

NS 10%GS 1.4%NB 10%GS 10%NaCl 5%NB 10%KCl<br />

2:1 isotonic solution . 2 1 500 30 47<br />

1:1 solution (1/2 tonicity) 1 1 500 20<br />

2:3:1 solution (1/2tonicity)2 3 1 500 15 24<br />

4:3:2 solution (2/3tonicity)4 3 2 500 20 33<br />

1:2 solution (1/3 tonicity)1 2 500 15<br />

1:4 solution (1/5 tonicity) 1 4 500 9<br />

daily requirement<br />

(1/3tonic) 1 4 500 9 7.5


常用溶液成分<br />

溶 液 每100ml含 Na∶Cl 电解质渗透压<br />

血 浆 (142:103)3 :2 300mmol/L<br />

①0.9%氯化钠 0.9g 1∶1 等张<br />

②5%或10%葡萄糖 5或10g<br />

③5%碳酸氢钠 5g 3.5张<br />

④1.4%碳酸氢钠 1.4g 等张<br />

⑤10%氯化钾 10g 8.9张


续 表<br />

溶 液 每100ml含 Na∶Cl 电解质<br />

1∶1含钠液 ①50ml,②50ml 1∶1 1/2张<br />

1∶2含钠液 ①35ml,②65ml 1∶1 1/3张<br />

1∶4含钠液 ①20ml,②80ml 1∶1 1/5张<br />

2∶1含钠液 ①65ml,④35ml 3∶2 等张<br />

2∶3∶1含钠液 ①33ml,②50ml<br />

④17ml 3∶2 1/2张<br />

4∶3∶2含钠液 ①45ml,②33ml 3∶2 2/3张<br />

④22ml


Water supplement & correct acidosis<br />

� Accumulative losses<br />

---losses from onset to pre-treatment<br />

� ongoing losses<br />

---continuing losses during treatment<br />

� daily requirement<br />

---to maintain basically physiological function<br />

Amount , composition and time


To master three principles<br />

� The volum of rehydration<br />

Deficit fluid<br />

=(percentage of dehydration)×(body weight in Kg)<br />

� The type of fluid<br />

Isotonic dehydration——1/2 tonicity solution<br />

Hypotonic dehydration——2/3 tonicity solution<br />

Hypertonic dehydration——1/3 tonicity solution<br />

� The speed of liquid:four steps


four steps<br />

(for fluid and electrolyte deficits)<br />

� Step 1. Expanding volume:<br />

restoration of circulation –emergency,<br />

within 30 min to 1 hour<br />

20ml/kg, 2:1 (isotonic )sodium solution<br />

� Step 2. supplement lost body liquid:<br />

first 8~10 hours<br />

8~10ml/h<br />

half of total loss volume<br />

2:3:1 solution(1/2 tonicity)


four steps<br />

� Step 3. maintenance rehydration:<br />

- next 16 hours<br />

5ml/(kg.h)<br />

- another half loss<br />

physical demand : 60~80ml/kg<br />

4:1 solution(1/3~1/2 tonicity)<br />

� Step 4. repair of potassium deficit


Water supplement-1: accumulation losses<br />

Amount , composition and speed:<br />

--- according to the degree and quality of dehydration<br />

Accumulation<br />

losses<br />

amount<br />

mild: 50ml/kg<br />

moderate: 50~100ml/kg<br />

severe: 100~120ml/kg


Water supplement-1: accumulation losses<br />

Accumulation<br />

losses<br />

composition<br />

speed<br />

Dehydration :<br />

isotonic : 1/2 tonicity(1:1)<br />

hypotonic:2/3 tonicity(4:3:1)<br />

Hypertonic:1/3~1/5 tonicity<br />

(1/3 tonicity)<br />

Principle: fast slow<br />

severe:bolus of isotonic fluid<br />

2:1 tonicity: 20ml/kg(


Dehydration<br />

Water loss<br />

By weight<br />

Spirit<br />

Skin<br />

Mocous<br />

Anterior fontanel<br />

and eye ball<br />

Tear<br />

Urine output<br />

Peripheral<br />

circulation<br />

Severity clinical signs of dehydration<br />

mild moderate severe<br />

10%<br />

Extremely dispirited<br />

apathy, hypnody,<br />

coma<br />

Gray mottled<br />

Parched<br />

depressed greatly<br />

No<br />

No urine output<br />

Cool, weak<br />

pulse,shock


Water supplement-2: ongoing losses<br />

Ongoing<br />

losses<br />

amount<br />

composition<br />

speed<br />

10~40ml/kg.d<br />

1/2~1/3 tonicity(1:1)<br />

�12~16h after stage-1<br />

�In 24h, steady speed<br />

5ml/(kg·h)


Water supplement-3:<br />

daily requirement<br />

daily<br />

requirement<br />

amount<br />

composition<br />

speed<br />

60~80ml/kg.d<br />

(including oral)<br />

1/3~1/5 tonicity<br />

(Physical main medium)<br />

�In 24h, steady speed<br />

�Accompany with stage-2


The first day fluid infusion :<br />

Dehydration<br />

Fluid replacement=losses<br />

(Accumulation + ongoing + daily )<br />

Accumulation ongoing daily total amount<br />

(ml/Kg)<br />

mild 50 10~30 60~80 90~120<br />

moderate 50~100 10~30 60~80 120~150<br />

Severe 100~120 10~30 60~80 150~180<br />

Accumulation: accumulation losses<br />

Ongoing: Ongoing losses<br />

daily: Physiological requirement


Correct acidosis<br />

� mild:correct etiological factor<br />

� Moderat & severe:<br />

Alkaline solution requirement (mmol)<br />

=<br />

(40 –CO 2 CP Vol%)<br />

2.2<br />

= (22 - CO 2 CP mmol/L) × 0.7 × kg<br />

= BE × 0.3 × kg<br />

×0.7 × kg<br />

�Usually use the dose halved first and<br />

than according to blood gas analyses


Correct acidosis<br />

Emergency :<br />

� Per-elevate 5mmol HCO 3 - 5mmol/L(10% CO2 -CP)<br />

� need alkaline solution: 3mmol/kg<br />

5%NaHco 3 5ml/kg or 1.4% NaHco 3 20ml/kg


Supplement potassium: 10%KCL<br />

� mild hypokalemia:200~300mg/(kg·d)<br />

2~3ml/(kg·d)oral<br />

� sever hypokalemia:300~450mg/(kg·d)<br />

3~4.5ml/kg.d 10% KCl ivdrip


Supplement potassium principle:<br />

Supplement after urine or urination<br />

before coming diagnoses<br />

Intravenous concentration6~8h/d(intravenous)<br />

Time:keep 4~6 day<br />

interdiction:directly intravenous,<br />

because heart stop!


Supplement Calcium and Magnesium<br />

Convulsion emerged :<br />

10% Calcium Gluconate 10ml+25% Glucose 10ml IV<br />

If convulsion hasn’t relieved<br />

after supplement calcium,<br />

——give 25% Mg.Sulfas 0.2~0.4ml/kg deeply IM Q6h<br />

be careful (Calcium ):<br />

� HR


Principles of Therapy<br />

first fast then slow<br />

first thick then thin<br />

supplement potassium<br />

when having urine<br />

adjust any time<br />

and monitor


The second day fluid infusion :<br />

Ongoing losses and daily requirement<br />

daily requirement 60~80ml/kg (1/3~1/5 tonicity)<br />

Ongoing losses follow the how much of the lost<br />

in the any time ( 1/2~1/3 tonicity)<br />

12~24H equal the speed iv drip<br />

To continue the supplement potassium<br />

and correct acidosis


Notes<br />

� Neonate: to reduce the liquid and electrolytes<br />

properly.<br />

� Severe malnutrition:to reduce the water<br />

amount properly, with low speed, 2/3~1/2<br />

tonicity, supplement 10% GS and / or plasma


Fluid requirement at post operation<br />

or heart failure<br />

� operation day 2 ml/kg/h<br />

� the first day* 4 ml/kg/h<br />

——(the first 10kg) 4 ml/kg/h<br />

——(the second 10kg) 2 ml/kg/h<br />

*heart failure / breathing machine utilization: 3ml/kg/h<br />

put to open warm casing, the volume > 10%


heart failure or heart post operation<br />

� Control the solution by intravascular injection<br />

� Volume include :<br />

— maintenance fluid in vascular;<br />

— medicine and dilution;<br />

— rinse solution for the vascular tubule;<br />

— gastric tube or food-intake。


Fluid requirement at post operation<br />

� Include potassium glucose and sodium<br />

1/4~1/5 tonicity<br />

� 10% GS 500ml<br />

� 10%NaCl 10ml<br />

� 10% KCl 15ml<br />

� ( 9.5%GS、0.19%NaCl、0.29%KCl )


Answer question 2<br />

How to administer the fluid therapy?<br />

An 8 – month boy had diarrhea and vomited for 3 days,<br />

urine stream reduced, irritability.<br />

PE: Pulse rate 150/min, weight loss was 10%, blood<br />

pressure 65/40mmHg, skin color showed grey and skin<br />

turgor looked like tents. Mucous membranes were very<br />

dry; eye ball was sunken greatly, anterior fontanel<br />

depressed greatly. Abdomen extended, bowel sound<br />

diminished.


Step 1:Plan supplementary fluid.<br />

�First body weight is calculated by<br />

formula of growth and development section.<br />

——(6+8×0.25=8kg)<br />

——2:1 sodium :20ml×8=160ml<br />

——finished intravenously within 30min.


Step 2:Acute loss<br />

� be always isotonic dehydration, so we<br />

choose :<br />

——2:3:1 (2:glucose , 3: sodium, 1: 1.4% bicarbonate )<br />

——that belong to 1/2 tonicity.<br />

——Repair of water and sodium deficits<br />

● first 8-10 hours 8-10 ml/(kg·h)<br />

● half of total loss volume<br />

(160×8)ml/2=640 ml.


Step 3.:4:1 sodium<br />

● be taken next 16 hours<br />

5 ml/(kg·h)<br />

● 80 ml/kg×8kg=640 ml<br />

(another half)


Step 4:Potassium supplement<br />

� 8kg×0.4g=3.2g/d.<br />

� That means about 10% potassium chloride solution<br />

32ml will be used by intravenous infusion.<br />

� Notice supplement potassium<br />

——when urine stream must be seen;<br />

——meanwhile, be aware of concentration(


Concentration of electrolyte and calculation<br />

� Percentage concentration: 5%GS、10%NaCl<br />

� Molar (mol, gram molecular weight) , mmol<br />

� Molarity (mol/L)<br />

calculation:<br />

mol/L=<br />

1 mol NaCl=23+35.5=58.5g<br />

Percentage concentration of solute(%)×10<br />

Molecular weight (atomic weight)<br />

0.9×10<br />

e.g. 0.9%NaCl= =0.154mol/L =154mmol/L<br />

58.5


Concentration of electrolyte and calculation<br />

� Osmotic pressure, osmol(OSM)<br />

Dissolve 1mmol solute into 100ml water: 1mOsm.<br />

1mmol<br />

100ml water<br />

1mOsm


Concentration of electrolyte and calculation<br />

� To non electrolyte<br />

1mmol<br />

GS<br />

� To electrolyte<br />

1mmol<br />

Nacl<br />

1mmol<br />

Cacl 2<br />

1mOsm<br />

2mOsm<br />

3mOsm

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