Hemoperfusion (HP) Worksheet Tool
Generates the full HP Worksheet (Steps 1–7) and the HP Worksheet Summary as printable documents.
Patient
Encounter (this HP session)
Identifies this hemoperfusion session — appears at the top-left of both printed sheets.
Step 1 — Patient characteristics & indications
Hydration status
Indications for HP (check all that apply)
Toxin / drug details
Pick a toxin from the curated list (PK fields auto-populate) or choose "Custom" to type values manually. Up to 3 toxins.
HP indication criteria (all must be true): toxicity likely to cause significant organ injury / death · extracorporeal clearance > endogenous clearance · benefits > risks · no antidote available.
HP works regardless of protein binding (IRIS Rec. 3.4); MW window 100 Da – 60 kDa. Vd is the key predictor: prefer ≤1 L/kg (most efficient), 1–2 L/kg acceptable, >2 L/kg suboptimal (per IRIS 2026 Table 7 + Foster 2020). High PB (>80%) is HP's niche over HD.
Other patient characteristics
Check all that apply.
¹ Monitor closely — HP can further reduce these. ² Proceed with extreme caution (HP can drop platelets 30–50%). ³ Relative contraindication for RCA. ⁴ Relative-to-strong contraindication for systemic heparinization. ⁵ Consider ↑ heparin to prevent extracorporeal clotting. ⁶ Risk of refractory hypotension; closer monitoring.
Pre-HP requirements (complete contraindication check)
All criteria below must be met before starting HP. Tool will flag any unmet criterion.
Step 2 — HP column & circuit
HP column
True toxin capacities are closer to 10 g (V100) and 30 g (V300) — ~⅓ of adsorbent binds non-target circulating particles.
HP tubing / circuit kit
Step 3 — IV access
Hemodialysis catheter selection
Right jugular preferred over left. Arterial/access fenestration should be in the right atrium. HP typically requires Qb 50–200 mL/min. The AimaLojic Small kit max Qb is 80 mL/min.
Step 4 — Treatment intensity
Prescribed number of blood volumes (BV) treated
Sources recommend starting with 15–25 BV depending on dose and severity. Continue treatment until clinical signs resolve.
Step 5 — Estimated duration of HP session
Step 6 — Mid-treatment cartridge change
If clinical signs initially improve then plateau or worsen, this supports cartridge saturation. Carprofen, ibuprofen, phenobarbital, vincristine often need 2+ cartridge changes.
Step 7 — Anticoagulation
Heparin syringe(s) — pre-machine bolus + CRI
Two heparin syringes are typically prepared. Syringe #1 = pre-machine bolus + CRI. Syringe #2 = loaded into the machine pump for the treatment.
ReVive HP only accepts 100 / 500 / 1000 / 2000 / 3000 / 5000 IU/mL. PrisMax accepts any concentration.
Heparin bolus dose
Heparin CRI rate
Machine setup
Pre- and post-treatment snapshot (for HP Worksheet Summary)
These two columns drive the top half of the printed Summary sheet.
| Parameter | Immediately pre-treatment | Immediately post-treatment |
|---|---|---|
| Date / Time | ||
| Body weight (kg) | ||
| Hydration status (% over/under) | ||
| UOP (mL/kg/hr; check one) |
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N/A |
| Mentation |
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| Rectal temperature
type °F or °C — the other auto-fills
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°F
°C
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°F
°C
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| Heart rate (bpm) | ||
| Respiratory rate (rpm) & effort | ||
| MM color & CRT (sec) |
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| Other significant PE findings | ||
| Systolic blood pressure (mm Hg) | ||
| PCV (%) / TS (g/dL) | ||
| Blood glucose
type mg/dL or mmol/L — the other auto-fills
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mg/dL
mmol/L
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mg/dL
mmol/L
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| Patient venous iCa²⁺ (mmol/L) | ||
| ACT or aPTT (sec) | ||
| Total blood volume treated (mL) | N/A |