WATER INTOXICATION
·
Intracellular
fluid volume excess
·
Occurs
with acute or severe fluid volume excess.
·
Results
from water excess or solute deficit, primarily sodium.
Causes:
·
IV
excessive amount of Hypo-osmolar fluids,
·
Syndrome
of inappropriate secretion of antidiuretic hormone.
·
Hypo-osmolar
fluid in the vessel move by osmosis to the region of higher concentration of
sodium in the cells in an attempt to maintain equilibrium.
·
Too
much fluid accumulating in the cells causes cellular edema.
·
Cerebral
cells absorb hypo-osmolar fluid more quickly than do other cells leading to
increased ICP.
THIRD SPACE FLUIDS
·
Accumulation
of fluid in the interstitial space.
·
Results
not only from pathological condition rather from inability of lymphatic system
to compensate
Causes:
·
Increased
hydrostatic pressure
·
Increased
capillary permeability
·
Decreased
serum protein level
·
Obstruction
o e venous portion of the capillary and nonfunctional lymphatic's
Clinical
manifestation
·
Are
similar to hypovolemia
·
Pallor,
cold limbs
·
Rapid
pulse, hypotension
·
Oliguria
·
Decreased
level of consciousness.
·
Body
weight does not change - only fluid
redistributed.
·
Hypovolemic
shock in severe cases.
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