How to Calculate Maintenance Fluid Rates: 4/2/1 Mnemonic

[@vilmatoledo2675]

Thank you so much for making my life easier! ❤❤❤

[@divinecommerce3912]

Assuming an adult weighs over 20kg (44 lbs)…. Maintenance is
60 + (weight in kg -20)
You’re welcome ❤️🙌

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

awesome, thanks! just like it says in the video!

[@prajoalarisht1980]

Hi absolutely loved your video. Could you please do one video on acute fluid resuscitation depending on weight/heart failure patient. Thank you.

[@chamanour8879]

An adult 14-lb cat with 3% dehydration comes into the clinical. It estimated that the cat vomited 100 ml of fluid overnight.
Calculate
Rehydration fluid?
Maintenance fluid?
Ongoing fluid loss fluid?

[@asy2345]

Woweww thank you so much 🤩

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

you're welcome dood!

[@horschiday9449]

Thank you so much!

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

you betcha!

[@omairamangorsidimakuta3532]

So a 62kg pt is 102cc/hr?

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

yep!

[@M3n_i]

legendary tbh

[@br1jspec]

Ayo! Thank you!

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

you rock

[@imeeeswonderland3783]

But does that works for pediatric too ?

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

yep! typically everyone except neonates can be covered by this formula

[@OM-bi9wi]

Very thanks

[@DENSHUB1]

The "1" method Doesn't work if the weight isn't in tens like 10, 20, 30 etc.
If it is 15kg for instance it won't WORK.
Check again

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

right. that's why it's mentioned in the video that it doesn't pertain to pediatric patients. several times.
check again

[@glowingflower5632]

Cool thanks

[@rebeccagyabeng5827]

What about 8kg

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

8kg x 4cc/hr = 32 cc/kg/hr!

[@BasitKhan-jr5rx]

Good

[@Avb4545]

One for neonates pls🤣

[@pixzelmedia]

interesting ................

[@MedSchoolMadeEasy]

I know, right?!

[@m7.m4]

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