Fluid Balance Disturbances Flashcards

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risk factors for fluid balance disturbances

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renal failure
liver failure
severe diarrhea
vomitting
elderly
obese
babies
DKA
GI bleed

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fluid balance disturbances varies with

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age, body size, gender, body fat

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3
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obese have more or less fluid

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less fluid

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4
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water intake

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diet, food, feeding

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5
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water loss

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kidney
sensible/insensible

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sensible

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loss that can be seen

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insensible

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loss that cannot be seen
ex: breathing

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8
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serum osmolality normal range

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270-300

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urine osmoloity normal range

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200-800

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urine specific gravity normal range

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1.010-1.025

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11
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urine specific gavirty varies by

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urine volume

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12
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increase in serum osmoloity

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FVD
burns
diabetes inspidus
hypernat
stroke
head injury
advance liver disease
hyperglycemia
manitol
alcholism

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13
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decrease in serum osmolality

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FVE
SIADH
AKI
diuretic
hyponat
parneoplastic syndrome

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14
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BUN normal range

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10-20

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15
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BUN varies with

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urine output

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16
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BUN is increased in

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FVD

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17
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creatinine normal range

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0.7-1.4

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18
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creatinine depends on

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lean muscle mass
protein intake
person-person

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19
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hematocrit normal range

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males: 42-52%
females: 35-47%

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20
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urine sodium normal range

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75-200

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21
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hemaotocrit is elevated in

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dehydrated people

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22
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organs involved in homeostasis

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kidneys, lungs, heart, adrenal, parathyroid, pituitary

baroreceptors
RAAS
ADH/thirst
osmoreceptors
naturitic peptides

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23
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elderly considerations

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reduced homeostatic mechanisms (cardiac, renal, respiratory)
decreased body fluid percentage
medication use
concomitant conditions

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24
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hypovolemia
FVD

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loss of ECF volume exceeding the intake of fluid

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FVD vs dehydration
dehydration is loss of water alone with increase sodium levels
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FVD clinical mainfestitons onset
rapid
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FVD severity depends on
degree of fluid loss
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FVD causes
vomit diarrhea GI suction sweating decrease intake diabetes inspidus adrenal insufficieny hemorrhage coma
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FVD clinical cues urine
decrease
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FVD clinical cues weight
loss
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FVD clinical cues neck veins
flat
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FVD clinical cues mental/neuro
weak confused anxious restless obtundic/lethargic
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FVD clinical cues pulse
increased
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FVD clinical cues RR
increased
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FVD clinical cues skin
cool, clammy, pale
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FVD clinical cues BP
LATE SIGN decreased
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FVD lab findings H&H
increase
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FVD lab findings serum and urine osmolarity
increase
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FVD lab findings glucose
increase
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FVD lab findings protein
increase
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FVD lab findings BUN
increase
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FVD lab findings electrolytes
increase
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FVD lab findings urine specific gravity
increase
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FVD lab findings urine sodium
decrease
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what is the only lab that is decreased in FVD
urine sodium
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FVD medical management
fluid replacement
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if a patient has FVD and they are ordered IV solutions, what solution might you expect them to revive
isotonic
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FVD nursing management
monitor VS, mental status, I &O, daily weight
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FVD nursing management IV
large bore and multiple
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FVD nursing management airway
patent airway O2 as needed
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FVD nursing management auscultation
LS, for fluid volume overload
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FVE Hypervolemia
expansion of ECF retention of water and sodium
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who is at increased risk for FVE
elderly - comorbities - decrease homeostasis
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FVE at risk patients
heart failure cirrhosis of liver increase salt administration of salt fluids/solutions (NS0.9) medications (steroids)
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FVE clinical manifestions lower extremities
edema
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FVE clinical manifestions neck veins
distended
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FVE clinical manifestions lung sounds
crackles
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FVE clinical manifestions abdomen
ascites
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FVE clinical manifestions weight
gain
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FVE clinical manifestions RR depth
shortness of breath
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FVE clinical manifestions BP
increased
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FVE clinical manifestions pulse paramaters
bounding
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FVE clinical manifestions RR
increased
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FVE clinical manifestions pulse
increased
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FVE clinical manifestions urine
increased *unless renal impairment
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FVE lab values BUN
decreased
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FVE lab values hematocrit
decreased
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FVE lab values serum osmolarity
decreased
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FVE lab values oxygen levels
decreased
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FVE lab values Xray
pulmonary congestion
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FVE medical management IV
discontinue or KVO
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KVO
keep vein open 10mL/hr
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FVE medical management symptom management
diuretics (won't work if kidneys don't work) fluid restriction sodium resirtction (OTC meds, electrolyte drinks, bottle water) dialysis
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FVE nursing management
monitor VS, mental status, I&O, weight reduce/restrict fluids
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FVE airway
patent airway
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FVE HOB
elevated
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