The phrase "adequacy of volume" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing whether the amount or size of something is sufficient for a particular purpose or requirement.
Example: "The adequacy of volume in the storage tanks was assessed to ensure they could meet the demands of the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of volume" or "satisfactory volume level".
Future research with the BNPRR as a potential marker of the adequacy of volume removal in HD is warranted.
However, adequacy of volume management and fluid balance should be also considered as an important "marker" for the intensity of therapy and requires targeted randomized controlled trials.
That pivotal study, however, relied upon CVP to assess adequacy of volume expansion, a measurement that has been criticized on grounds that CVP poorly predicts an increase in cardiac output after volume expansion [33 35].
Clearly, adequacy of volume resuscitation is a major prerequisite for maintenance of microcirculatory blood flow.
Dr A Adequacy of volume resuscitation is a big picture issue, and I never rely on a single variable.
See related Research article: The assessment of intravascular volume and the adequacy of volume resuscitation are among the most difficult clinical challenges.
It also examines the use of metabolic correlates of O2D as indices of the severity of the shock process in two mammalian species and in humans, and the value of these correlates as guides to the adequacy of volume-mediated resuscitation.
However, the depth of chest compressions and adequacy of tidal volumes were still influenced the most by the body mass index of the person applying CPR (r = 0.21, P = 0.01).
Consequently, some clinicians have used central venous pressure (CVP), which is right atrial pressure, to determine the adequacy of circulating blood volume and cardiac preload.
■ Quality of background care was characterized and evaluated, in part, by assessment of time to first dose of antibiotics, adequacy of fluid resuscitation, tidal volume in patients receiving mechanical ventilation, and the proportion of patients receiving stress ulcer and deep vein thrombosis prophylaxis.
Unfortunately, clinical experience, blood pressure, central venous pressure and urine output are still the most widely used indicators of volume expansion and adequacy of resuscitation during surgery [ 69].
