adj.（似）晶体的；透明的
n.晶体，晶质

A crystalloid solution is administered intravenously to replace lost electrolytes.
一种晶体溶液被静脉注射以补充丢失的电解质。
Crystalloids, such as normal saline, are commonly used in emergency fluid resuscitation.
晶体液，如生理盐水，常用于紧急液体复苏。
The patient received a bolus of crystalloid fluid to increase blood pressure.
病人接受了晶体液体的快速输注以提高血压。
Crystalloids have a faster distribution within the body compared to colloids.
与胶体相比，晶体液在体内分布更快。
Intravenous crystalloids are preferred for initial fluid therapy in traumatic shock.
在创伤休克的初始液体治疗中，更倾向于使用静脉晶体液。
Crystalloid solutions help maintain osmotic balance in cellular tissues.
晶体溶液有助于维持细胞组织的渗透压平衡。
The choice between crystalloids and colloids depends on the specific medical condition and patient response.
选择晶体液还是胶体取决于特定的医疗状况和患者的反应。
Crystalloid fluids are less expensive and more readily available than colloidal solutions.
晶体液比胶体溶液更便宜且更易获得。
In surgical procedures, crystalloids are used to prevent dehydration and maintain perfusion to vital organs.
在手术过程中，晶体液被用来预防脱水并维持对重要器官的灌注。
Crystalloid administration is titrated based on hemodynamic parameters to avoid fluid overload.
晶体液的给予是根据血流动力学参数调整的，以避免液体超负荷。