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What is the most suitable fluid replacement option in cases of intestinal obstruction?
What is the most suitable fluid replacement option in cases of intestinal obstruction?
Which fluid option is NOT typically recommended for intestinal obstruction replacement?
Which fluid option is NOT typically recommended for intestinal obstruction replacement?
In what scenario would you use Ringer lactate for fluid replacement?
In what scenario would you use Ringer lactate for fluid replacement?
Which fluid combination includes both dextrose and potassium for replacement?
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?
Which option is primarily composed of isotonic saline without additional nutrients?
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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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Test your knowledge on the best fluid replacement strategies for intestinal obstruction. This quiz covers options like Normal saline, Ringer lactate, and Hartmann's solution, while highlighting unsuitable choices. Improve your understanding of fluid management in clinical practice.
