Contribution of intravenous medication diluent fluid composition on the development of dyschloremia in intensive care unit patients: A retrospective chart review

While total fluid composition was not associated with dyschloremia type, high-volume use of specific diluent-medication combinations may contribute. Strategies to minimize diluent volume could help reduce dyschloremia risk.

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SAGE Open Medicine
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.1177/20503121251356069
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Renal function and acid-base balance
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Contribution of intravenous medication diluent fluid composition on the development of dyschloremia in intensive care unit patients: A retrospective chart review

Mahsa Movahedan, Glen Brown
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Contribution of intravenous medication diluent fluid composition on the development of dyschloremia in intensive care unit patients: A retrospective chart review

Mahsa Movahedan, Glen Brown
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Abstract

While total fluid composition was not associated with dyschloremia type, high-volume use of specific diluent-medication combinations may contribute. Strategies to minimize diluent volume could help reduce dyschloremia risk.

SAGE Open MedicineVol. 13
St. Paul's Hospital (CA)
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Renal function and acid-base balance
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Contribution of intravenous medication diluent fluid composition on the development of dyschloremia in intensive care unit patients: A retrospective chart review — Mahsa Movahedan, Glen Brown · SAGE Open Medicine (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS