Question 3 · LDEK · Shock and anaphylaxis
The post-resuscitation care in a stable patient who has been treated because of shock includes monitoring of diuresis. In an adult male it should amount to about:
- A. 100 mL/h.
- B. 70 mL/h.
- C. 50 mL/h.
- D. 30 mL/h.
- E. 5 mL/h.
Hint
Post-resuscitation targets aim for urine output of about 1 mL per kg per hour; apply this to an average-sized adult man.
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