Exam 2 - Fluid, Electrolytes Flashcards

1
Q

__% of the body is water; ___% of an infants body is water

A

60; 80

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2
Q

more muscle = more ___

A

water

fat does not hold water

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3
Q

2 main compartments of distribution of body fluids

A

intracellular (ICF)

extracellular (ECF)

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4
Q

intracellular fluid (ICF) is where

A

inside the cell

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5
Q

extracellular fluid (ECF) is where

A

blood plasma and interstitial fluid

-blood vessels and between cells

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6
Q

where is the first place fluid goes to or comes from?

A

ICF

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7
Q

what is in ICF?

A

K, Mg

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8
Q

what is in ECF?

A

Na, Cl, bicarb protein

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9
Q

movement from an area of high concentration to low concentration

A

diffusion

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10
Q

most common protein found in the blood

A

albumin

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11
Q

___ is the opposite of diffusion

A

osmosis

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12
Q

movement of water from an area of low concentration to high concentration

A

osmosis

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13
Q

osmolality of plasma

*lab value

A

280-300

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14
Q

NS is an isotonic solution meaning is the same concentration as ___

A

blood

“same as I”

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15
Q

hypertonic solution osmolality is __ than plasma

A

more; > 300

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16
Q

hypotonic solution is __ than plasma

A

less; <280

17
Q

the elderly are usually in which state d/t decreased thirst mechanism

A

hypertonic

18
Q

hypotonic is too much __ not enough __

A

fluid; electrolytes

19
Q

holds fluid (protein, solutes) in the blood vessels

A

osmotic pressure

20
Q

pushes fluid out

A

hydrostatic pressure

21
Q

a fluid is anything liquid at ___ ___

A

room temperature

22
Q

losing water and salt at the same time will cause which deficit

A

isotonic

23
Q

losing water, not salt, will cause which deficit

A

osmolar

24
Q

gaining water and salt will cause which volume excess

A

isotonic

25
Q

retaining water, not salt, will cause which fluid volume excess

A

osmolar

26
Q

s/sx of dehydration

A
poor skin turgor
low BP
decreased cap refill
sunken eyes
dry mouth
increased BUN, Crt
27
Q

fluid shifting into a nonobtainable area

A

third spacing

28
Q

s/sx of third spacing

A

edema
ascites
burns

29
Q

osmolar fluid volume deficit s/sx

A

nausea
impaired swallowing
confusion
depression

hypernatremia

30
Q

___ are atoms with a charge

A

electrolytes

31
Q

water soluble electrolytes

A

Na
Cl
K

32
Q

cerebral edema can be caused by which electrolyte imbalance

A

hyponatremia

33
Q

can you give K IVP?

A

No

34
Q

independent nursing interventions and assessments

A

daily weight
I&O
VS

35
Q

report weight loss > __ lb in 24 hours or > ___ in a week

A

2; 5

36
Q

should you empty NGT or chest tube output?

A

No, mark level at end of shift

37
Q

ice is equivalent to how much fluid?

A

half

38
Q

concentrated urine

A

hemoconcentration

39
Q

diluted urine

A

hemodilution