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Shock Fluid Guidelines

Shock Fluid Guidelines. OLD protocol “IV NS bolus 20cc/kg”

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NEW protocol “IV bolus mL” “In general, 2 liters is considered a maximum total dose.”

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Shock Fluid Guidelines

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OLD protocol

“IV NS bolus 20cc/kg”

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NEW protocol

“IV bolus 200-500mL”

“In general, 2 liters is considered a maximum total dose.”

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Excess saline administration contributes to:

• Hypothermia

• Coagulopathy

• Hemorrhage

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The goal

• Increased perfusion

• Improved mentation

• Generally a systolic BP of 80-90 should achieve these goals

• If not, the answer isn’t “more saline.”

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Signs of improvement

• Decreased tachycardia

• Improved LOC

• Improved skin signs

• Once you achieve these, reduce saline flow

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Mainstays of care

• Oxygen

• Warmth

• Rapid transport