Fluids & Electrolytes Flashcards

1
Q

the more musce you have the more ____you have

A

water you have

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2
Q

what percentage of body weight is composed of fluids

A

60%

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3
Q

what regulates fluid balance and nerve and muscle transmission

A

electrolytes

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4
Q

hydrostatic pressure

A

pressure excerted on walls of the blood vessels

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5
Q

osmotic pressure

A

pressure excerted by the protein in the plasma

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6
Q

high osmolality =

A

dehydration

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7
Q

low osmolality=

A

water excess

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8
Q

diffusion

A

solutes move from an area of high concentration to low

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9
Q

2 areas where filtration is important

A

kidneys and liver

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10
Q
Filter
kidneys
skin
lungs
GI
A
Filter
kidneys: 1500-2000
skin:600
lungs: 400
GI: 100-200
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11
Q

Total Fluid Loss=

A

Total fluid loss 2600 per day=total fluid gain 2600 per day

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12
Q

Biggest indicator of fluid volume excess is

A

weight put them on the scale

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13
Q

what is the first thing you will do with hypervolemia pt

A

stop fluids

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14
Q

1 liter of water fluid = lbs

A

2.2 pounds

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15
Q

Hypokalemia ECG changes

Hyperkalemia ECGchanges

A

hypo-flat T and prominent U

hyper-widened QRS and elevated T

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16
Q

he first thing to assess in a pt w/ low Na is

A

Glascow coma scale-fluid is moving to intracellular and causing cerebral edema

17
Q

common meds to help reduce K

A

insulin and kaexalate(poop)

18
Q

Need Ca for

A

clotting and breakdown

19
Q

too litte Ca can cause

A

tetany, chvosteks seizures and laryngospasms

20
Q

what else do we need to take with Ca to icrease absorbtion

A

vitamin D

21
Q

what are common meds we can take to decreae CA

A

calcitonin=decreases bone reabsorbtion

Phosphate

22
Q

hypomagnesium is commonly seen in

A

alcoholics

23
Q

low chloride

A

hypereflexivity of muscles = twitching

24
Q

chloride has an inverse reation to

A

bicarb