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Finding Fluid Stewardship In the ICU
Finding Fluid Stewardship In the ICU
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The speaker discusses the concept of fluid stewardship in the ICU and focuses on maintenance fluids. The ROSE model is introduced, which looks at different phases of fluid administration: rescue, optimization, stabilization, and evacuation. The speaker emphasizes the need for individualizing and being intentional with fluid administration to patients. Maintenance fluids are defined as fluids given to meet daily needs of patients for fluids, electrolytes, and sugar. The guidelines for maintenance fluids are typically based on old dietary reference values and oral intake. The speaker highlights the lack of evidence to guide the practice of maintenance IV fluids and discusses the issue of fluid creep or hidden fluids that are not always captured in patient records. The importance of fluid stewardship in the ICU is emphasized, and the speaker provides recommendations for incorporating it into practice, such as considering the indication for maintenance fluids, setting therapeutic goals, and accounting for hidden fluids. The talk concludes with a call for further research on maintenance fluids.
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Pharmacology, 2023
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Type: two-hour concurrent | Treatments on Autopilot (SessionID 1119558)
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Knowledge Area
Pharmacology
Membership Level
Professional
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Fluids Resuscitation Management
Year
2023
Keywords
fluid stewardship
ICU
maintenance fluids
ROSE model
individualizing fluid administration
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