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736        INDEX


            PEEP, renal effects of, 416         of older animals, 412             strong ion difference and, 316, 317
            PEG tubes, 635, 636f. See also Enteral nutrition  of peripheral edema, 411  Phenylephrine, for shock, 573, 573t
              placement of                      of peritoneal effusion, 412      Phosphate. See also Phosphorus
               endoscopic, 635, 636f            of pleural effusion, 411, 419     administration of, 201
               equipment and supplies for, 637b  of polycythemia, 407             as buffer, 237
               nonendoscopic, 635–636, 637f     postoperative, 430                metabolism of, 196–197
            Penicillin, metabolic alkalosis due to, 279  in pregnancy, 412        preparations of, 201t, 202t
            Pentastarch. See also Hydroxyethyl starches  of pulmonary edema, 411  prophylactic, 200–201
              for shock, 566                    of renal disease, 414             renal transport of, 36
            Peptic ulcers, hypercalcemia and, 139  Peripheral edema, perioperative management  disorders of, 200
            Percent concentration, 7              of, 411                         supplemental, 200–201
            Percutaneous catheters, 357       Peripheral parenteral nutrition, 610, 610b.  Phosphate binders
              bandaging of, 372, 373              See also Parenteral nutrition   administration of, 201
              cephalic vein, 358, 359         Peripherally inserted central catheters, 352,  aluminum-containing, 144, 201t, 205
              external jugular vein, 361, 362     354. See also Intravenous catheters  toxicity of, 205
              over-the-needle, 352, 358, 359  Peristaltic pumps, 378, 379         calcium-containing, 144, 201t, 205
              through-the-needle, 352, 361, 362  Peritoneal dialysis, 665–679     efficacy of, 206
              winged needle, 352, 357           asepsis for, 673, 674b            hypercalcemia due to, 144
            Percutaneous cystostomy tube catheter, 669,  catheters for            for hypervitaminosis D, 163
               670f                               placement of, 670–672, 671f     novel, 205–206
            Percutaneous facilitation procedure, 365  problems with, 676          preparations of, 163, 201t, 205
            Percutaneous radiologic gastrojejunostomy  types of, 669–670, 669b, 670f  for renal failure, 554
               tubes, 630                       chronic, 668                     Phosphate diabetes, 200
            Pericardial effusion                complications of, 667, 676–677, 677b, 677f  Phosphate enemas
              in fluid therapy, 397             contraindications to, 668         hyperphosphatemia due to, 203
              in heart failure, 516–518, 519, 519f  delivery technique for, 673   hypocalcemia due to, 171
            Periodic paralysis                  dialysate solutions for, 672–673  Phosphate imbalance. See Hyperphosphatemia;
              hyperkalemia, 109–110             discontinuation of, 675             Hypophosphatemia
              hypokalemic, 105                  for ethylene glycol poisoning, 262  Phosphatonins, 197, 200
            Perioperative management, 405–435   exchange procedure for, 674–675  Phosphofructokinase deficiency, hyperkalemia
              of anemia, 406, 407               fluid and solute transport in, 666–667  and, 101
              anesthesia in, 416. See also Anesthesia  future applications of, 677–678  Phosphorus. See also Phosphate
              blood collection in, 419          for hypercalcemia, 158t, 163      acid-base balance and, 197
              of cardiovascular disease, 413    indications for, 667–668, 668b    actions of, 195
              of coagulation defects, 413       monitoring in, 675, 675f, 676f    [A tot ] and, 319
              of dehydration, 411, 419          nutritional support for, 676–677  body stores of, 196
              of diabetes insipidus, 415        peritoneal membrane biology and, 665–666,  calcitriol and, 130
              of endocrine disease, 415            665f                           in commercial fluids, 338
              fluid administration in, 417. See also Fluid  peritoneal membrane changes in, 667  concentration of, 196
                 therapy, perioperative         protocol for, 669–675             dietary intake of, 196, 197, 199, 203, 204,
              goals of, 405                     survival rates for, 667–668           553–554
              of heart failure, 413             transfer sets for, 673, 674f        nutritional secondary hyperparathyroidism
              of hyperadrenocorticism, 415      ultrafiltration in, 666, 667           and, 166
              of hypercalcemia, 409             vs. hemodialysis, 667, 668b       distribution of, 196
              of hyperglycemia, 410           Peritoneal effusion                 in hemodialysate, 695
              of hyperkalemia, 408              in fluid therapy, 397             inorganic, 195
              of hypernatremia, 408             perioperative management, 412     intestinal absorption of, 196–197
              of hyperosmolality, 409         Peritoneal membrane                 organic, 195
              of hyperproteinemia, 408          biology of, 665–666, 665f         in parathyroid hormone secretion, 123
              of hyperthyroidism, 415           dialysis-related changes in, 667  physical chemistry of, 195
              of hypervolemia, 406              glucose effects on, 673           renal handling of, 197
              of hypoadrenocorticism, 415     Peritonitis, in peritoneal dialysis, 677  supplemental, for diabetic ketoacidosis,
              of hypocalcemia, 409            pH, 231–232, 232f, 233t                 504–505
              of hypoglycemia, 409              [A tot ] and, 316, 317, 318       translocation of
              of hypokalemia, 408               definition of, 231                  hyperphosphatemia and, 202–203, 203b
              of hyponatremia, 408              hydrogen ions and, 231–232, 232f, 233t  hypophosphatemia and, 198–199, 198b
              of hypoosmolality, 409            isoelectric point and, 237       Pimobendan, for heart failure, 525, 529, 530,
              of hypoproteinemia, 407           measurement of, 239–243. See also Blood gas  531
              of hypothyroidism, 415               analysis                       for refractory edema/effusions, 531–532
              of hypovolemia, 405, 417          in mixed acid-base disorders, 238–239, 238t  Pinocytosis, 35, 36
              of increased intracranial pressure, 412, 419  normal values for, 242t  PIO 2 , decreased, 291
              of increased intraocular pressure, 412  oxygen-hemoglobin dissociation curve and,  Pitressin
              intraoperative, 419                  289, 290                       in aqueous vasopressin test, 75
              of liver disease, 414             PCO 2 and, 316, 317               for central diabetes insipidus, 56
              of metabolic acidosis, 410        in primary acid-base disorders, 238, 238t,  in repositol vasopressin test, 75
              of metabolic alkalosis, 410          239t                          Pituitary diabetes insipidus, 56, 57
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