SCCM Resource Library-Plenary: Assessing Fluid Responsiveness in 2023 (William C. Shoemaker Honorary Lecture)

Plenary: Assessing Fluid Responsiveness in 2023 (William C. Shoemaker Honorary Lecture)

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In this video transcript, the speaker discusses the assessment of fluid responsiveness in critical care medicine. They highlight the importance of determining whether a patient is fluid responsive and the potential risks associated with giving too much fluid. They discuss various methods and tests that can be used to assess fluid responsiveness, including pulse pressure variation, stroke volume variation, echocardiographic indices, passive leg raising, tidal volume challenge, and end-expiratory occlusion test. The speaker explains the limitations of these tests, such as their reliance on heart-lung interactions and low tidal volume ventilation. They also mention the importance of integrating clinical assessment with these tests and using dynamic parameters rather than static parameters like central venous pressure. The speaker emphasizes the need for further research to determine the impact of fluid responsiveness assessment on patient outcomes. They conclude by stating that a combination of different tests and clinical assessment is necessary to accurately evaluate fluid responsiveness.

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Resuscitation, 2023

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Type: plenary | Plenary: Assessing Fluid Responsiveness in 2023 (William C. Shoemaker Honorary Lecture) (SessionID 9000005)

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Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area Resuscitation

Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Tag Fluids Resuscitation Management

Year 2023

Keywords

fluid responsiveness

assessment

critical care medicine

patient outcomes

pulse pressure variation

echocardiographic indices

clinical assessment

dynamic parameters

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