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IV Fluid Color Coding Guide

This document provides information about common medical equipment, procedures, and vital signs. It includes details on types of blood collection tubes, urinary catheters, intravenous fluids and their color coding, infusion rates, common medication schedules, body mass index calculations, and more. The document acts as a quick reference guide for various clinical tools and standards.

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IV Fluid Color Coding Guide

This document provides information about common medical equipment, procedures, and vital signs. It includes details on types of blood collection tubes, urinary catheters, intravenous fluids and their color coding, infusion rates, common medication schedules, body mass index calculations, and more. The document acts as a quick reference guide for various clinical tools and standards.

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Common Blood Collection Edema: URINARY CATHEETER

Tubes +1 = 2mm Fr. 5 - blue


+2 = 4mm 8- yellow (child)
Red – Blood bank, type & cross, +3 = 6mm 10 - black (child)
discard tube +4 = 8mm 12 - white
Red Marble Top / Gold – Urine Output: 14 - green (female)
Chemistry, Ca, BUN, Creatinine 30cc/hr 16 - orange (female)
Light Blue – Coagulation 500-3000/day 18 - red (male)
studies, PT, PTT, INR, INJECTION 20 - Male
fibrinogen NEEDLES
Lavender – Hematology, CBC, ID-15° g. 25,26,27 IV CANNULA
ABC, H&H, Platelet counts SQ-45° g. 24,25 INFANTS- g. 22, g 20
Gray – chemistry, glucose IM-90° g. 21,22,23 TODDLER- g. 22
determinations SUCTION SCHOOLAGE-g.22, g 20
Green – chemistry, ionized Ca, CATHETER ADULT- g.20, g. 18
plasma determinations CHILD- Fr. 12 & Fr. 18 BT- g.18
FEMALE- Fr. 5 & Fr . 6
MALE- Fr. 8 & Fr 10

IVFLUIDS COLOR CODING


COLOR TYPE SYMBOL MEANING
Light
hypotonic D5 0.3 NaCl Hypotonic sol’n NaCl in 5%dextrose W
Blue
Green isotonic PNSS Plain normal saline 0.9% NaCl in W
Blue isotonic PLR Lactated Ringers Sol’n
Red isotonic D5W 5% dextrose in W
Normal Saline solution 9% NaCl in 5%
Yellow hypertonic D5 0. 9 NaCl
dextrose sol’n
Balance Multiple Maintenance sol’n in
Violet hypertonic D5IMB
5% dextrose
Balance Multiple Maintenance sol’n in
Orange hypertonic D5NM
5% dextrose
Light
hypertonic D5NR Balance Multiple Replacement in W
Green
Pink hypertonic D5LR Lactated Ringers sol’n in 5% dextrose
Blue
hypertonic D10W 10% dextrose in W
Green

Hrs 250 mL 500mL 1000mL


ugtts/ ugtts/ ugtts/
gtts/ gtts/ gtts/
min min min
min min min
Cc/hr Cc/hr Cc/hr
4 62 21 125 41 250 83
5 50 17 100 33 200 67
6 41 14 83 28 167 56
7 36 12 71 24 143 48
8 31 10 62 21 125 42
9 28 9 56 18 111 37
10 25 8 50 17 100 33
11 23 8 44 15 91 30
12 21 7 42 14 83 28
13 19 6 40 13 77 26
14 18 6 36 12 71 23
15 17 6 33 11 66 22
16 16 5 31 10 62 21
17 15 5 29 10 59 20
18 14 5 28 9 56 18
19 13 4 26 9 53 18
20 12 4 25 8 50 17
21 12 4 24 8 48 16
22 12 4 24 7 46 15
23 12 4 22 7 44 14
24 10 3 21 7 42 14
Dilution of Drugs VITAL SIGNS RESPIRATION
TEMP. NB - 30 - 60 cpm
Ampicillin 500 mg - 2cc NB - 35.5 - 37.5 Infant - 30 - 50 cpm
Cefixime 500mg - 5cc Adult - 36.4 - 37.4 Toodler - 25 - 32 cpm
1gm - 10cc Elderly - 36.0 Child - 20 - 30 cpm
Ceftazidine 500mg - 5cc Adolescent - 16 - 19 cpm
Ceftriaxone 1gm - 10cc AXILLA - 35.6 - 36.0 Adult - 12 - 20 cpm
Cefuroxime 750mg - 6cc ORAL - 36.1 - 37.5 Oxygen Sat- 95-100%
Chloramphenicol RECTAL - 36.7 - 37.8 BP
500mg - 2cc NB - 40 (mean)
1gm - 4cc PULSE 1mon old -85/54
Cloxacillin 500mg - 2cc NB - 120 - 160 bpm 1y/o - 95/65
Hydrocortisone Toodler - 90 - 140 bpm 6y/o - 105/85
100mg - 2cc Preschooler -80- 110bpm 10 - 13y/o - 110/65
Oxacillin 500mg - 2cc SchoolAge- 75-100 bpm 14 - 17y/o - 120/75
Pen G 1m “u” - 2cc Adolescent - 60 - 90 bpm Middle A. 120/80
Pen G 5m “u” - 5cc Adult - 60 - 100 bpm Older A. - 140/90
Vancomycin500mg-10cc PulsePressure -
30-40mmhg

CONVERSION (Brown) DILUTION (brown)


1 quart - 4 cups, 1L
1L - 1000mL, 1 quart 1 kg - 2.2 lbs Piperacillin
1 pint - 2 cups 1 lbs - 16 oz Tazobactam
1 cup - 8 oz 1 inch - 2.54 cm 2250mg - 10cc
1 teacup - 6 oz 1 cm - 0. 394 inch Piperacillin
1 tbs - 3tsp , 15mls Tazobactam
1 tps - 60 gtts, 5mls
4500 mg - 20 cc
1 oz - 30mls, 30gms, 480gr
Ampicillin Salbactam
1 gm - 1,000,000mcg
750mg
1gm - 1000mg, 1ml
1gm - 10cg, 15gr Ceftazidine 1gm - 10 cc
1kg - 1000gms Ceftriaxone 1gm- 5cc
1gr - 60-65mg ceftaxine 500mg - 2cc
1mg - 1000mcg Meropenem 500mg-
1ml - 15 gtts, 60 gtts 5cc
1 gallon - 4L, 4 quarts Co - amoxiclar - 10 cc

STANDARD MEDICATION Formulas (brown) Normal BMI:


TIME 1. °F = 1. 8 (°C+32) MALE = 21.9 - 22.4
OD - 9am °C = 0.56 (°F- 32) FEMALE = 21.3 - 22.1
BID - 9am-5pm 2. Pulse Deficit ( R ) OBESE = BMI > 30
TID - 9am-1pm-5pm (Pulse 1 - pulse 2) OVERWT = BMI > 25
QID - 9am-1pm-5pm-9pm Normal: 2-5bpm
HS- 9pm 3.PulsePressure( R) 7. Crystallized
Systolic - diastolic resuscitation in pts.
ROUND THE CLOCK MED (G) Normal: 30- (BAXTER)
TIME 40mmHg 4mls LR x wt in kg X %
Q4 - 8am-12pm-4pm-8pm 4. Infusion Rate TBSA
Q6 - 6am-12nn-6pm-12mn = volume x gtt factor
Q8 - 9am -5pm-1am Hrs x 60 mins 1st 8hrs = 50%
Q12 - 6am - 9pm 5. Medicaitons: 2nd 8 hrs = 25%
Desired/stock x dilution 3rd 8 hrs = 25%
RULE OF 9
Head, Face, Neck and Upper 6.BMI-wt. in kg/ht in m²
Extremities = 9% IBW - BMI x ht in m²
Ant. Trunk, Post Trunk and
Lower Extremities = 18%
Genital = 1%

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