Common case scenario, patient comes in with some form of shock. Cardiogenic vs septic, gets "resuscitated" and now in acute renal failure, volume overloaded and requiring CRRT. Patient is anuric.
Simple and stupid question potentially but I just can't explain it to myself. Why would a patient become hypotensive with a desired fluid loss of zero. If they're getting 100cc of volume via drips an hour and having 100cc of volume removed an hour, how does that lead to intravascular fluid shifts...
CRRT Management Question
Simple and stupid question potentially but I just can't explain it to myself. Why would a patient become hypotensive with a desired fluid loss of zero. If they're getting 100cc of volume via drips an hour and having 100cc of volume removed an hour, how does that lead to intravascular fluid shifts...
CRRT Management Question