Tubes, Lines, and Drains for the MS3 Surgery Clerkship. Chris Freeman, MD University of Cincinnati Department of Surgery

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Tubes, Lines, and Drains for the MS3 Surgery Clerkship Chris Freeman, MD University of Cincinnati Department of Surgery

A Patient s Volume Status Matters!

A Patient s Volume Status Matters! Hypovolemia Hypervolemia Euvolemia

INPUT vs. OUTPUT Volume Crystalloid, colloid Medications IV, gtt s, PO Nutrition PO, TPN Urine Stool BM, ostomy output Emesis Gastric/enteric contents EBL Fistula output Drains

What Goes In VASCULAR ACCESS IV TLC Vas Cath Trauma catheter Dialysis/Trialysis catheter

What Goes In VASCULAR ACCESS IV Triple lumen catheter TLC Vas Cath Trauma catheter Dialysis/Trialysis catheter

What Goes In VASCULAR ACCESS IV TLC Vascular Catheter Trauma catheter Dialysis/Trialysis catheter

What Goes In VASCULAR ACCESS IV TLC Vas Cath Trauma catheter Dialysis/Trialysis catheter

What Goes In NUTRITIONAL DELIVERY TLC for TPN Feeding Tube (Freddy Miller) (NOT an NG) Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG) tube Open gastrostomy tube

What Goes In NUTRITIONAL DELIVERY TLC for TPN Feeding Tube (Freddy Miller) (NOT an NG tube) Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG) tube Open gastrostomy tube

What Goes In NUTRITIONAL DELIVERY TLC for TPN Feeding Tube (Freddy Miller) (NOT an NG) Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG) tube Open gastrostomy tube

What Goes In NUTRITIONAL DELIVERY TLC for TPN Feeding Tube (Freddy Miller) (NOT an NG) Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG) tube Open gastrostomy tube (G tube)

What Goes In NUTRITIONAL ACCESS TLC for TPN Feeding Tube (Freddy Miller) (NOT an NG) Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG) tube Jejunostomy tube (J tube)

MEDICATIONS Port-A-Cath What Goes In

Must Come Out Foley/Condom Catheter Zazzi Ostomy bag Nasogastric (NG) tube Drains

Must Come Out Foley/Condom Catheter Zazzi/Rectal tube Ostomy bag Nasogastric (NG) tube Drains

Must Come Out Foley/Condom Catheter Zazzi Ostomy bag Nasogastric (NG) tube Drains

Must Come Out Foley/Condom Catheter Zazzi Ostomy bag Nasogastric (NG) tube Drains

Must Come Out Foley/Condom Catheter Zazzi Ostomy bag Nasogastric (NG) tube Drains

Must Come Out Foley/Condom Catheter Zazzi Ostomy bag Nasogastric (NG) tube Drains Jackson Pratt (JP)

Must Come Out Foley/Condom Catheter Zazzi Ostomy bag Nasogastric (NG) tube Drains Jackson Pratt (JP)

Must Come Out Foley/Condom Catheter Zazzi Ostomy bag Nasogastric (NG) tube Drains Jackson Pratt (JP)

Must Come Out Foley/Condom Catheter Zazzi Ostomy bag Nasogastric (NG) tube Drains Jackson Pratt (JP)

Must Come Out Foley/Condom Catheter Zazzi Ostomy bag Nasogastric (NG) tube Drains Jackson Pratt (JP) vs Blake (Channel)

Must Come Out Foley/Condom Catheter Zazzi Ostomy bag Nasogastric (NG) tube Drains Penrose

Must Come Out Foley/Condom Catheter Zazzi Ostomy bag Nasogastric (NG) tube Drains Chest tube

Must Come Out Foley/Condom Catheter Zazzi Ostomy bag Nasogastric (NG) tube Drains Chest tube

Crystalloid Fluid Options USAGE CONTENT ph Normal saline (0.9% NS) (isotonic vs hypertonic saline) Lactated Ringers Normosol D5W 0.45%NS with 20 meq KCl (hypotonic saline)

Crystalloid Fluid Options USAGE CONTENT ph Normal saline (0.9% NS) (isotonic vs hypertonic saline) Resuscitation 154 meq Na, 154 meq Cl (i.e., 154 mmol/l; 285 mosm/l) 5.5 Lactated Ringers Normosol D5W 0.45%NS with 20 meq KCl (hypotonic saline)

Crystalloid Fluid Options USAGE CONTENT ph Normal saline (0.9% NS) (isotonic vs hypertonic saline) Resuscitation 154 meq Na, 154 meq Cl (i.e., 154 mmol/l; 285 mosm/l) Lactated Ringers Resuscitation 130 Na, 109 Cl, 28 lactate, 4 K, 3 Ca (273 mosm/l) Normosol 5.5 6.5* D5W 0.45%NS with 20 meq KCl (hypotonic saline)

Crystalloid Fluid Options USAGE CONTENT ph Normal saline (0.9% NS) (isotonic vs hypertonic saline) Resuscitation 154 meq Na, 154 meq Cl (i.e., 154 mmol/l; 285 mosm/l) Lactated Ringers Resuscitation 130 Na, 109 Cl, 28 lactate, 4 K, 3 Ca (273 mosm/l) Normosol Resuscitation 140 Na, 98 Cl, 5 K, 3 Mg, 27 acetate, gluconate 23 D5W 0.45%NS with 20 meq KCl (hypotonic saline) 5.5 6.5* 7.4

Crystalloid Fluid Options USAGE CONTENT ph Normal saline (0.9% NS) (isotonic vs hypertonic saline) Resuscitation 154 meq Na, 154 meq Cl (i.e., 154 mmol/l; 285 mosm/l) Lactated Ringers Resuscitation 130 Na, 109 Cl, 28 lactate, 4 K, 3 Ca (273 mosm/l) Normosol Resuscitation 140 Na, 98 Cl, 5 K, 3 Mg, 27 acetate, gluconate 23 D5W 0.45%NS with 20 meq KCl (hypotonic saline) Maintenance Dextrose (5%), 77 Na, 77 Cl, additives 5.5 6.5* 7.4 4.4*