What rate and concentrations and for what indications is this combination drug run? Also, what does one need to know about the 5% and 25% albumin as far as rate, indication and concentration are concerned? Thank you for your support.
Likely being used for diuretic resistant ascites. Typically 25g of 25% albumin q8hrs for that indication, infused over 1 hour. As for the lasix, 100mg in 100ml is pretty standard concentration, but you can also concentrate more if you want. Rate anywhere from 5mg-80mg/hr, depending on response and tolerance.
Likely being used for diuretic resistant ascites. Typically 25g of 25% albumin q8hrs for that indication, infused over 1 hour. As for the lasix, 100mg in 100ml is pretty standard concentration, but you can also concentrate more if you want. Rate anywhere from 5mg-80mg/hr, depending on response and tolerance.
also used when a patient is third spacing. the albumin pulls the fluid intracellular then the lasix helps you pee it out - it is a delicate balancing act. The 5% wouldn't be used in this case thou
also used when a patient is third spacing. the albumin pulls the fluid intracellular then the lasix helps you pee it out - it is a delicate balancing act. The 5% wouldn't be used in this case thou
Likely being used for diuretic resistant ascites. Typically 25g of 25% albumin q8hrs for that indication, infused over 1 hour. As for the lasix, 100mg in 100ml is pretty standard concentration, but you can also concentrate more if you want. Rate anywhere from 5mg-80mg/hr, depending on response and tolerance.
You can read the doctor's/team's note who is taking care of the patient. Better idea, why don't you just ask the doctor who ordered it what his or her intention was?
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