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Check out these videos as I explain how to properly use the passive leg raise (PLR) test to decide if your patient will be fluid responsive. You need some sort of a stroke volume or Capnography measure and look for changes in SV or etCO2 about 1-3 minutes after lifting the legs. If SV increases by at least 10% or Capno by 5%, it’s an indicator they will be fluid responsive. If not, start a vasopressor like Norepinephrine! | Nicole Kupchik Consulting & Education
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For a while, CVP (central venous pressure) has been used to assess fluid status in critically ill patients—but here’s why it shouldn’t be your go-to: ➡ Poor Predictor of Fluid Responsiveness – Studies show that CVP does not reliably indicate whether a patient will respond to fluids. A normal or low CVP doesn’t mean they need fluids, and a high CVP doesn’t always mean they’re volume overloaded. ➡ Static, Not Dynamic – CVP is a pressure measurement, not a direct indicator of volume or preload. Flu
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Fluid over-resuscitation is not benign. It can cause a lot of complications including lung injury, kidney injury, delirium & immobility to name a few. ♥️ The passive leg raise (PLR) test combined with stroke volume change can help guide fluid resuscitation in the hypotensive patient. ♥️ The FRESH Trial enrolled Septic Shock patients (starting in the ED) using the PLR test with the Starling (formerly Cheetah) device assessing SV change. The study demonstrated a reduction in fluid administration,
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Do you GUESS or ASSESS fluid needs in HYPOtensive patients?! Stroke volume assessment paired with the Passive Leg Raise (PLR) test is evidence-based and can help us avoid fluid overload. Performing the PLR test: 1) Place a Stroke Volume Monitor on the patient 2) With the HOB at 45 degrees, obtain a baseline stroke volume measurement 3) Rapidly drop the head to flat & PASSIVELY lift the legs to 45 degrees 4) With legs elevated, obtain repeat stroke volume measurement within 1-3 minutes In the HYP
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