You may have more than one correct answer. Administration of intravenous fluids at the commonly prescribed rate of 5 to 10 ml/kg/h during an anesthetic procedure may cause overhydration in: Pediatric patient. Brachycephalic patient. Patient with heart disease. Obese patient.

You may have more than one correct answer. Administration of intravenous fluids at the commonly prescribed rate of 5 to 10 ml/kg/h during an anesthetic procedure may cause overhydration in: Pediatric patient. Brachycephalic patient. Patient with heart disease. Obese patient.

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