Fluids and Fluid Compartments Homework
PE-674, Winter '99-'00, Dr. C. S. Tritt
Due 1/6
Make the following assumptions for normal conditions in the following problems.
Vblood (liters) = 4.17´10-7H3 + 0.045W - 0.03 (for males)
Vblood (liters) = 4.14´10-7H3 + 0.033W - 0.03 (for females)
Hematocrit: 45% for males and 42% for females.
VECF = 3.0×Vblood
VICF = 5.0×Vblood
Osmolar concentration (all compartments): 290 mOsm/l.
where H is height in centimeters and W is weight in kilograms.
1.
Calculate
the normal Vblood, Vplasma, VECF
and VICF for a 183 cm tall, 72.7 kg woman.
2.
Calculate
Vblood, Vplasma, VECF and
VICF for the woman in problem 1 shortly after the
administration of 1.00 liter of a solution containing 400 mOsm/l NaCl, 100
mOsm/l KCl and 200 mOsm/l colloid.