4)
Hypervolemia was assessed in our study periodically, and it was accepted as an important criterion for HD initiation.
Nurses also balanced induced hypertension and
hypervolemia with potentially fluid-overloading the lungs, which is consistent with other literature (AANN, 2009; Diringer et al.
Included are a pediatric literature review for 2004 and articles on cerebral edema in diabetic ketoacidosis, post-streptococcal autoimmune brain disorders, brittle asthma, childhood-onset systemic lupus erythematosus, medication errors, treating
hypervolemia, asphyxiation, birth asphyxia and multi-organ dysfunction, prevention of spina bifida, neonatal transfusion of blood products, genetic and phenotypic variants of cystic fibrosis, behavior problems in children with epilepsy, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and the classification, diagnosis and management of von Willebrand disease in childhood.
Water immersion provides a potent natriuretic impulse due to redistribution of blood volume with relative
hypervolemia.
Increased renal tubular sodium reabsorption during exercise-induced
hypervolemia in humans.
Plasma AVP levels within normal ranges are physiologically inappropriate in the presence of hyponatremia and/or
hypervolemia (39-41).
This relative
hypervolemia allows for the loss of 30% to 35% of blood volume without the development of hypotension.
A May, 2004 study published in the American Journal of Cardiology, Unrecognized
Hypervolemia in CHF and Patient Outcomes, Androne, A.
First measure of precaution would be to check patient for signs and symptoms of asthmatic
hypervolemia.
2013) associated with hypertension,
hypervolemia (chronic fluid overload), malnutrition and inflammation, is the major cause of mortality in patients on CHD.
In contrast to isotonic hypovolemia, isotonic
hypervolemia (induced with water or glycerol) does not alter sweat rates (Fortney et al.
20) This can result in
hypervolemia, hyperosmolarity, and hypernatremia.
