Data complete
Is IV therapy needed?
Body surface area
Estimated plasma losses across burns
Urine output adequate?
Parkland formula
• amount of Ringer's lactate to give in 1st 8 hours
• rate to give fluids during 1st 8 hours
• amount of Ringer's lactate to give in next 16 hours
• rate to give fluids during next 16 hours
• FFP to give after 1st 24 hours
• number of units of FFP
Mount Vernon formula
• total amount of 4.5% human albumin to give over 36 hours
• rate to give in 1st 12 hours
• rate to give in 12-24 hour period
• rate to give in 24-36 hour period
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Purpose: Fluid therapy is important in the severely burned patient.
Specialty: Emergency Medicine, Critical Care
Objective: options, diet
ICD-10: T20-T25, T26-T28, T29-T32,