Chapter 13- Fluid And Electrolite Balance Flashcards

1
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Acidosis

A

⬆️ [H]

⬇️blood pH

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2
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Metabolic acidosis

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⬇️pH

⬇️HCO3

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3
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Respiratory acidosis

A

⬇️pH

⬆️PCO2

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4
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Acotes

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A type of edema in which fluid accumulates in the peritoneal cavity

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5
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Active transport

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PUMP moves FLUID from [lower] ➡️[higher]

Requires adenosine triphosphate for energy

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6
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Alkalosis

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⬇️[H]

⬆️ pH

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7
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Metabolic alkalosis

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⬆️pH

⬆️HCO3

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8
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Respiratory alkalosis

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⬆️pH

⬇️PCO2

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9
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Diffusion

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SOLUTES move from [higher] ➡️ [lower]

Does not require energy

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10
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Homeostasis

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Maintenance of internal equilibrium.

Involves positive and negative feedback mechanisms

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11
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Hydrostatic pressure

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Pressure of the fluid against the wall

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12
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Hydrostatic pressure in the body

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The pressure in the blood vessels is the result from the fluid ➕the force of the ❤️ contraction

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13
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Hypertonic solution

A

⬆️osmolality than serum

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14
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Hypotonic solution

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⬇️osmolality than serum

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15
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Isotonic solution

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Same osmolality than serum

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16
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Osmolality

A

mOsm/kg of solvent

Used more often to evaluate serum and urine

17
Q

osmolarity

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mOsm/L of solution

The [solutes] or disolved particles

18
Q

Osmosis

A

Fluid moves across semipermeable membrane from ⬇️[solute] ➡️⬆️[solute] until both sides are equal

19
Q

Tonicity

A

Fluid tension

When solutes cannot cross membrane water has to move in or out of the cell affecting the cell size and osmotic pressure

20
Q

Isotonic solutions

A

Normal saline (NS or 0.9 NaCl)
Lacerated ringers solution
5% dextrose in water

21
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Examples of isotonic solutions

A

1/2 Normal saline ( 1/2 NS or 0. 45% NaCl)

2.5 dextrose in water (D2.5W)

22
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Examples of hypertonic solutions

A

5% dextrose in normal saline (D5NS)

5% dextrose in lactated ringer solution (D5LR)