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Question of the Week #193
An 18-month-old male with a history of biliary atresia and Kasai failure presents for liver transplantation. Which of the following statements is MOST correct regarding intraoperative fluid resuscitation?
A. Permissive hypovolemia is ideal in the pre-anhepatic phase to decrease variceal bleeding.
B. Increased intraoperative blood product administration volumes are associated with longer hospital length of stay.
C. Pulse pressure variation is the most accurate measurement to predict fluid responsiveness in children.
D. Colloid administration has superior outcomes to crystalloids with fewer adverse effects.
Correct!
Wrong!
Question of the Week #193
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