Fluid and Electrolyte Pathophysiology Flashcards

1
Q

fluid balance is maintained by what

A

-kidneys
-hypothalamus
-pituitary gland
-adrenal cortex

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2
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what do kidneys do

A

filter and excrete

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3
Q

what does hypothalamus do

A

perception of thirst

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4
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what does pituitary gland do

A

release and inhibits ADH

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5
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what does adrenal cortex do

A

regulate Na by releasing aldosterone

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6
Q

complications of edema

A

-pressure injuries
-infection
-brain : pressure increase, not reversible
-lungs : alveoli, pneumonia
-larynx : narrow airway

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7
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causes of abnormal fluid movement

A
  1. increase in hydrostatic pressure
  2. decrease in plasma oncotic pressure
  3. increase in capillary permeability
  4. obstructions of lymph channels
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8
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increase in hydrostatic pressure may be caused by

A

-venous obstruction
-na and h20 retention

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9
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decrease in plasma oncotic pressure may be caused by

A

loss/decrease in plasma albumin

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10
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increase in capillary permeability may be caused by

A

-inflammation
-immune response

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11
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obstructions of lymph channels may be caused by

A

-tumors
-inflammation
-surgical removal

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