Exam 2 Flashcards

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Potassium Rich Foods

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Avocado
Carrot 
Baked Potato
Spinach 
Beef
Cod
Pork
Veal
Dried fruits
Banana
Apricot
Cantaloupe
Orange
Milk
OJ
Apricot Nector
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Atrial Natriuretic Factor

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Released from cells in atrium when blood volume increases
Promotes sodium wasting
Potent diuretic

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Renin-Angiotension-Aldosterone System

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Promotes sodium and water retention

Increases blood volume

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Antidiuretic Hormone

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Regulates water excretion from kidneys
Released when serum osmolality increases
Causes collecting ducts to be more permeable to water

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Respiratory Acidosis Clinical Manifestations

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Increased pulse and RR
Headache, dizziness 
Confusion, decreased LOC
Convulsions
Warm, flushed skin 
Arterial blood ph <7.35
PaCO2 >45
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Respiratory Acidosis Interventions

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Assess respiratory status and lung sounds
Monitor airway and ventilation; insert artificial airway, prepare for mechanical ventilation
Administer pulmonary therapy measures (inhalation therapy, percussion and postural drainage, bronchodilators, antibiotics
Monitor fluid intake and output, vital signs, ABG
Administer narcotic antagonists
Maintain adequate hydration (2-3L)

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Respiratory Alkalosis Clinical Manifestations

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ShOB, chest tightness
Light headedness with circumoral paresthesias and numbness/tingling extremities
Difficulty concentrating 
Tremulousness, blurred vision 
Arterial blood ph  >7.45
PaCO2 <35
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Respiratory Alkalosis Interventions

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Monitor vital signs and ABG
Assist with breathing slowly
Breathe in a paper bag or apply a rebreather mask

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Metabolic Acidosis Clinical Manifestations

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Kussmaul’s respiration’s (deep, rapid)
Lethargy, confusion
Headache, weakness
Nausea and vomiting
Atrial blood ph <7.35
Serum bicarbonate <22
PaCO2 > 38
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Metabolic Acidosis Interventions

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Monitor ABG, intake and output, LOC
Administer IV sodium bicarbonate carefully
Treat underlying problem as ordered

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Metabolic Alkalosis Clinical Manifestations

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Decreased respiratory rate and depth
Dizziness
Circumoral paresthesias, numbness and tingling extremities 
Hypertonic muscles, tetany
Arterial blood Ph >7.45
Serum bicarbonate > 26 
PaCO2 > 45
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Metabolic Alkalosis Interventions

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Monitor intake and output
Monitor vital signs, especially respiration’s and LOC
Administer IV fluids carefully
Treat underlying problem

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13
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Increased calcium levels

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Can be caused by hyperparathyroidism

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