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             for chronic renal failure, 698–699  complications of, 707          Hepatorenal syndrome, 473, 473f, 474b
             clotting in, 697–698               for poisoning, 681, 689, 703–704  Hereditary hypophosphatemic rickets with
             complications of, 707–709        Hemophilia, perioperative management of, 413  hypercalciuria, 200
             continuous, 687–688              Hemorrhage. See also Bleeding; Coagulation  Hetastarch, 336. See also Hydroxyethyl starches
             delivery (dose) of, 688             defects                          adverse effects of, 399, 425, 490, 492
               outcome and, 688                 assessment of, 397                for ascites, 489–490, 492
               quantification of, 683, 684–688  citrate-preserved blood and, 493  coagulopathy due to, 399, 425, 492
             dialysate in                       colloid-related, 394              degree of volume expansion by, 652
               additives for, 695               hypocalcemia and, 167             drug interactions with, 410
               composition of, 693–694, 694f    management of, 399                duration of action of, 652
               dose of, 685                      autotransfusion in, 399          perioperative use of, 423, 426
               ethyl alcohol in, 695             for compressible hemorrhage, 399  physiochemical properties of, 426
               temperature of, 695–696           fluid therapy in, 397. See also Fluid therapy  for shock, 565t, 566, 567t
             double-pool variable-volume model of, 686,  for noncompressible hemorrhage, 398  Hicky-Hare test, 74
                 686f                         Hemorrhagic shock. See also Shock,  High-fiber diet
             for electrolyte imbalances, 702–703, 702f  hypovolemic               for hepatic encephalopathy, 484t
             for ethylene glycol poisoning, 262, 703,  assessment of, 397         for hypercalcemia, 154
                 705–707, 706f                  fluid therapy for, 334          High-potassium (HK) phenotype, 100–101
             fluid and solute transport in, 680–681  autotransfusion in, 399    History, diet, 623, 624f
             for fluid imbalances, 699–702       coagulopathy and, 399, 400     Hives, transfusion-related, 596, 597t
             frequency of, 687–688               complications of, 398, 399     HK phenotype, 100–101
             future directions for, 709          for compressible hemorrhage, 399  Homeostasis, 14–15, 15f
             with hemoperfusion, 703–704         fluid selection in, 399        Human brain natriuretic peptide
             for hypercalcemia, 158t, 163        for noncompressible hemorrhage, 398  for heart failure, 522t, 529
             for hyperkalemia, 694, 702–703, 702f  glucocorticoids for, 574       renal effects of, 522t, 525–526
             for hyperphosphatemia, 695         mental status in, 397           Human serum albumin, 395, 588, 654.
             indications for, 688–707           pathophysiology of, 559–561        See also Transfusion(s)
             intermittent vs. continuous, 687–688  Hemothorax, perioperative management of,  adverse effects of, 395, 489
             monitoring of, 686–687              411                              benefits of, 489
             outcome and prognosis for, 708–709  Henderson equation, 235–236, 243  Humoral hypercalcemia of benignancy, 156
             physical principles of, 680–681  Henderson-Hasselbalch approach    Humoral hypercalcemia of malignancy,
             for poisoning, 262, 703–707        to [A TOT ] disorders, 318, 327    146–147, 146f
             prescription for, 688–689, 689b, 690b  to PCO 2 disorders, 318, 327  Hyaluronan, 648
             for renal transplantation, 699     vs. strong ion approach, 317, 318, 327  Hyaluronidase, for subcutaneous infusions, 351
             single-pool fixed-volume model of, 683f, 686  Henderson-Hasselbalch equation, 206, 232,  Hydralazine, for heart failure, 529
             sodium profiling in, 693–694        234, 235–236                   Hydration status assessment, 392
             ultrafiltration in, 700–702, 701f  Heparin                         Hydrochloric acid
             urea kinetic modeling and, 684–688  for acute pancreatitis, 450      in acid-base balance, 276, 278f
             urea removal by, 682–688           for blood products, 592, 592t     for metabolic alkalosis, 279–280
             venous oxygen saturation in, 701, 701f  for disseminated intravascular coagulation,  Hydrochlorothiazide
             vs. peritoneal dialysis, 667, 668b    414                            for central diabetes insipidus, 57
            Hemodialyzers, 690, 691t            for hemodialysis, 696–698, 698f   for heart failure, 531–532
            Hemodilution, preoperative, 406      in reduced amount, 697         Hydrocortisone, for hypoadrenocorticism, 508
            Hemodynamic azotemia, 544            vs. non-heparin dialysis, 696, 697–698  Hydrogen ion balance
            Hemodynamic monitoring. See also Central  for peritoneal dialysis, 672–673  external, 245
               venous pressure, monitoring of  Heparin flushing, 373              urinary potassium excretion and, 99–100
             in heart failure, 535–538, 536f  Heparin-coated catheters, 354     Hydrogen ion secretion, renal tubular, 246,
            Hemoglobin                        Hepatic encephalopathy, 478, 479b, 480t, 481f  246f
             as buffer, 236–237                 acid-base disorders in, 482–483  Hydrogen ions, pH and, 231–232, 232f, 233t.
             cardiac index and, 407, 429        electrolyte disturbances in, 482–483  See also pH
             critical concentration of, 406     episodic, 482                   Hydrogen-ATPase, 97
             perioperative use of, 429          hypoglycemia in, 481–483        Hydrogen-potassium ATPase, 97
            Hemoglobin saturation, 406, 407     management of, 482–485          Hydrostatic pressure, 12–13, 13f
            Hemoglobin solutions, 429            in acute severe disease, 483   ß-Hydroxybutyrate, in diabetic ketoacidosis,
            Hemoglobin-based oxygen-carrying solutions,  ammonia detoxification in, 484–485, 484t  263
               390, 600–601                      in chronic disease, 483–484    25-Hydroxycholecalciferol-1a-hydroxylase,
             pulmonary edema due to, 395, 600–601  dietary, 479–480, 483–484, 484t, 485  41–42
             for shock, 566, 567t                enemas in, 484–485, 484t       Hydroxyethyl starches, 336, 653–654
            Hemolysis                            general considerations in, 482–483  adverse effects of, 399, 425, 490, 492,
             hypophosphatemia and, 197–198       goals of, 482                       657–658
             pseudohyperkalemia and, 101        pathophysiology of, 482–483       anaphylaxis due to, 658
            Hemolytic anemia, in liver disease, 492  spontaneous acute, 482       for ascites, 489–490, 492
            Hemolytic transfusion reactions   Hepatic lipidosis                   C2/C6 ratio and, 654
             acute, 595–596                     acid-base disturbances in, 477–478, 478f  classification of, 653
             delayed, 596                       laboratory findings in, 465f, 474  clinical uses of, 655
            Hemoperfusion                     Hepatic surgery, hypophosphatemia after, 200  coagulopathy due to, 399, 425, 492
             adsorbents for, 704              Hepatobiliary system, physiology of, 456–462  degree of substitution and, 654
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