No signs and symptoms of
hypervolemia were present.
According to a study from Canada, life-threatening high serum potassium levels, presence of pulmonary edema due to
hypervolemia, and severity of edema are the criteria considered by clinicians during HD initiation.
The data show that elderly hypertensive subjects present HR decrease during immersion at rest that can be attributed to central
hypervolemia, which stimulates the cardiopulmonary receptors reducing sympathetic nerve activation (26,29).
Conversely, spontaneous normalization of amniotic fluid volume is generally perceived as an encouraging sign because it suggests that chronic
hypervolemia has abated (7).
When inducing MIH with the infusion of cold fluids, to use lower volumes and possibly prevent complications due to
hypervolemia, temperature of the fluid needs to be as low as possible.
Acute decompensated heart failure occurred in 12 patients, 10 of which had precipitating factors (infection,
hypervolemia, hypertension, or anemia), and 6 of them accepted mechanical ventilation.
Chronic exposure to CO shows a systemic compensatory process of response to hypoxia, which includes erythrocytosis,
hypervolemia, and cardiomegaly.
Hyponatremia results in
hypervolemia because damaged kidneys cannot maintain osmotic gradient due to water accumulation in plasma (Thrall 2005).
Metabolic response to standardbred trotters with red-cell
hypervolemia. Equine Vet.
A relative plasma
hypervolemia during the summer also seems to be linked with increases in temperature and/or physical activity.
Avoidance of systemic hypotension, hypo or
hypervolemia, hypoxia, hypercarbia, hypothermia, and acidosis are key factors during the maintenance of anesthesia in these patients.
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hypervolemia: a systematic review and meta-analysis," Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation, vol.
