Applied Pharmacology 9, Rate of intravenous drips

Video 9 in the applied pharmacology series, full series is on UA-cam. Intravenous fluids are prescribed in a specified volume over a period of time. E.g. 1 litre of fluid over 8 hours. How do we use these prescriptions to calculate mls to be given per hour and how many drops this means we should set out intravenous drips at.

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[@Punct124]

Dr. John Campbell Sir i ve got a question if you don t mind. Why is the partial pressure of gases in the alveolies different from the atmospheric pressure?

[@Campbellteaching]

Are you confusing two issues, pressure and partial pressure? Air in the alveoli will have a higher partial pressure of carbon dioxins because some has diffused out of the blood. It will have a lower partial pressure of oxygen as some has diffused in to the blood.

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Dr. John Campbell Yes i am reading a book at the moment and it’s quite confusing. Thank you for clearing it out!

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In terms of overall pressure, the pressure in the alveoli will be slightly below atmospheric pressure during inspiration and slightly above atmospheric pressure during expiration, this is why the air moves in and out of the lungs. Partial pressure indicted the proportion of the overall pressure which is generated by a particular gas in the air under consideration.@@Punct124

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At the beginning, when you mention clear fluids = 20 gtt/mL, is that also considered a drop factor?

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Yes. In USA it's based on tubing size. It is correct.

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[@imspartacustherealspartacus288]

Can a patient suffer a blood clot through an empty drip feed left open and no fluid being administered for approximately four hours?
As several blood clots developed in the forearm the drip was administered into?

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I went into the hospital recently to have my gall bladder removed, they put me on a saline drip to keep me hydrated but Ive never felt so thirsty from all the salt, surely that cant be good?

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