👉 An admission fluid is a specialized liquid used in medical procedures, particularly in dialysis and other forms of renal replacement therapy, to facilitate the exchange of fluids and solutes between the blood and a dialysate solution. This fluid is carefully formulated to mimic the composition of normal blood plasma, allowing for efficient removal of waste products and excess fluids while maintaining electrolyte balance. The fluid is typically sterile and circulated through the patient's blood vessels at a controlled rate, ensuring optimal treatment without causing harm. Its precise properties are crucial for the effectiveness and safety of the dialysis process.
