CARI-Australia
October 2004
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Oral
bicarbonate should be given to reach bicarbonate levels above 22
mmol/L (non-dialysed) |
21. Acidosis in predialysis patients
P 1 of 6 PDF pages
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Evidence
III
Each Na Bicarbonate tablet (1 g?) contains 10 mmol Na.
Na Bicarbonate to be preferred to Na Citrate with intake
Aluminum phosphate binders |
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EBPG-Europe |
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KDOQI-US
October 2004 |
Serum CO2
should be maintained at 22 mmol/L, if necessary with
supplemental alkali salts |
Guidelines: Bone Metabolism and Disease in Chronic Kidney
Disease
Guideline 15: Metabolic acidosis
See also table 32 for intervals of measurements |
Evidence
Stages 3, 4 and 5
Stage 3: at least every 12 mths
Stage 4: at least every 3 mths
Stage 5 (non-dialysis): at least every 3 mths
Stage 5 (dialysis): at least every mth |
UK-Guidelines
August 2002 |
- HD: Serum
bicarbonate at start of a HD-session should be between 20 and 26
mmol/L
- PD: Serum bicarbonate between 25 and 29 mmol/L |
5. Hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis: Nutritional and biochemical standards
P 96 of 204 PDF pages
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Evidence levels C and B
Measurement with minimal delay after venepuncture |
