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is 50-60 hrs
a n im id e s t la b o ru m .
THIAZIDE CD
METOLAZONE 5-10 mg PO daily, lasts 24-48 hrs
AVOID MAINTENANCE FLUIDS INDAPAMIDE – 5-10 mg PO daily
ICU patients seldom require MIVF High Aldo or low K Add a SPIRONOLACTONE (or ENaC INHIBITOR) NKCC
to replace insensible losses. MIVF with diuresis? to normalize Potassium homeostasis especially
can be a huge fluid load. Even consider in high aldosterone states (CHF, Cirrhosis) LoH
“KVO” infusions can be significant SPIRONOLACTONE SPIRONOLACTONE – 25-100mg PO daily; ideal
v1.4 (2020-10-22)
(e.g. 15 ml/hr = 2.7 L/week)
furosemide:spironolactone ratio is 20:50
AMILORIDE – 5-10 mg PO daily
REMOVE UNECCESARY MEDS Metabolic
Consider removing unnecessary alkalosis? Add ACETAZOLAMIDE to correct a contraction
IV meds to limit fluids. (e.g. low metabolic alkalosis & further augment diuresis.
dose esmolol gtt can be 750 consider
ACETAZOLAMIDE – 500 mg IV daily; increase to SPECIFIC CIRCUMSTANCES
ml/day) ACETAZOLAMIDE
maximum of 500 mg TID Hypoalbuminemia – use bumetanide over
Diuretic
furosemide (less albumin binding)
On rounds, always try to refractory? ULTRAFILTRATION is indicated for removal of Cirrhosis – be cautious about over diuresis
reduce the number of Consider fluids in volume overloaded patients who are (risk for hepatorenal sx); use a 50:20 ratio
infusion pumps attached ULTRAFILTRATION refractory to diuresis. of spironolactone:furosemide; check urine
to the patient & RRT Timing is controversial. Early nephrology consult Na/K to evaluate efficacy of diuresis
may be associated with improved survival in AKI. Nephrotic Sd – 2x doses of loop diuretics