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neonate in fifth day wt 4kg with birth asphyx ,acute tubular necrosis with rena failure.with anuria and on ventilator how to calculate his fluid requirement. what maximum
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Oliguria level plus urine output and enviornmental losses should be the amount of fluids to be given.
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