Fluid Replacement for Intestinal Obstruction

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What is the most suitable fluid replacement option in cases of intestinal obstruction?

  • Hartmann solution
  • Dextrose 5% plus potassium as required
  • Normal saline plus I/V potassium as required (correct)
  • Ringer lactate

Which fluid option is NOT typically recommended for intestinal obstruction replacement?

  • Normal saline plus I/V potassium as required
  • Dextrose 5% plus potassium as required (correct)
  • Ringer lactate
  • Hartmann solution

In what scenario would you use Ringer lactate for fluid replacement?

  • For patients with liver failure
  • During postoperative recovery (correct)
  • In cases of intestinal obstruction
  • In cases of severe dehydration

Which fluid combination includes both dextrose and potassium for replacement?

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Which option is primarily composed of isotonic saline without additional nutrients?

<p>Normal saline plus I/V potassium as required (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Best fluid for intestinal obstruction?

Normal saline with IV potassium as needed is the best fluid replacement for intestinal obstruction.

Normal saline

A sterile solution of sodium chloride in water.

Intestinal obstruction

A blockage of the intestines.

IV potassium

Intravenous potassium is often needed to replenish electrolytes lost in intestinal obstruction.

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Electrolyte replacement

Replenishing lost electrolytes in the body.

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Study Notes

Fluid Replacement for Intestinal Obstruction

  • The best fluid replacement for intestinal obstruction is Normal saline plus intravenous potassium as needed.
  • Ringer lactate is another option.
  • Hartmann's solution is also a suitable choice.
  • Dextrose 5% plus potassium as required, and dextrose saline plus potassium as needed are not the preferred options for intestinal obstruction.

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