Terapia de Liquidos y Electrolitos en Anestesia Pediatrica
Terapia de Liquidos y Electrolitos en Anestesia Pediatrica
Terapia de Liquidos y Electrolitos en Anestesia Pediatrica
ELECTROLITOS EN
ANESTESIA PEDIÁTRICA
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Rincón, P.G.
TABLA No. 1
Saliva 50 15 30 40
Bilis 200 7 60 30
Heces 120 30 80 70
Sudor 45 5 58 0
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Líquidos y electrolitos
FIGURA 1
muy muy
Mucosas secas secas secas
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Rincón, P.G.
36 meses o más 8 8
Mayor de 20 Kg El Ítem anterior más 1
cc/kg/h por cada kg. por
Miller, 1986
encima de 20.
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