What is the best practice for administering IV fluids in paediatrics: hourly volume or total volume over several hours?
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| contents | Current evidence emphasizes the use of isotonic fluids to prevent hyponatremia in children, with bolus administration favored in acute settings like sepsis; specific best practices for hourly versus total volume infusion in non-emergent settings remain unclear. |
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| spellingShingle | What is the best practice for administering IV fluids in paediatrics: hourly volume or total volume over several hours? Tripdatabase IV fluids paediatrics best practice administration hourly volume total volume clinical guidelines Current evidence emphasizes the use of isotonic fluids to prevent hyponatremia in children, with bolus administration favored in acute settings like sepsis; specific best practices for hourly versus total volume infusion in non-emergent settings remain unclear. |
| title | What is the best practice for administering IV fluids in paediatrics: hourly volume or total volume over several hours? |
| topic | IV fluids paediatrics best practice administration hourly volume total volume clinical guidelines |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19250841 |