EAST/AAST/AAST-AMC: SCC Review Series - Invasive & Non-invasive Hemodynamic Monitoring
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Optimizing Fluid Management in Critical Care
This chapter examines the critical factors for administering fluids in critically ill patients following initial bolus dosing. It emphasizes the use of monitoring indicators like urine output and lactate levels, alongside techniques such as the passive leg raise test and ultrasound assessments, to gauge volume responsiveness. The discussion also highlights the importance of hemodynamic monitoring and exploring individualized approaches for effective resuscitation and vasopressor use.
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