Delivered
baseline / 6h ago / current · click a column to focus
Baseline
6h ago
Current
Patient state
Phase: Evacuation
Now
−24 h−18 h−12 h−6 hnow
Delivery fraction—delivered / prescribed effluent
T:I calcium ratio—>2.25 = citrate accumulation
Noradrenaline trend—6h percentage change
UF pace (projected 24h)—projected 24h at current rate
Estimated circuit downtime—enter cumulative effluent to estimate
Metabolic — worst driver—worst metabolic driver
Hemodynamic — worst driver—vertex anchor
Metabolic adequacy▾
Hemodynamic adequacy▾
Filter health
▾
Citrate toxicity
▾
No signal
T:I ratio
—
Threshold ≥2.0 (watch) / ≥2.25 (act)
Systemic iCa²⁺
—
Target ≥1.1 mmol/L
Metabolic
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pH / HCO₃ — watch for acidosis or rising alkalosis
Suggestions
Cross-axis pattern recognition — updates with each field change
Daily weight history
In-session record. Bars sized by deviation from dry weight (— kg). Add entries as you have them — they persist while the page is open.
Urea & creatinine trends
Rising or static solutes despite adequate effluent dose delivery indicates membrane clearance impairment. Add one entry per measurement — typically daily or 12-hourly.
Urea (mmol/L)
Creatinine (µmol/L)
Evidence base & references
Thresholds and clinical decision logic are derived from the sources below. Evidence grades are indicative — always apply local protocol and senior clinical judgement.
This tool is a clinical decision support aid. It does not replace clinical assessment, local guidelines, or senior clinical review. Where specific numerical thresholds are marked Consensus / Protocol, they represent commonly adopted institutional values in the absence of high-quality RCT evidence for that specific parameter. Entries marked Derived are transparent display calculations with no external evidence base — their formula is shown explicitly so clinicians can verify the arithmetic and apply independent judgement to the zone thresholds used.