Intake and Output Flashcards
What things need to be assessed before feeding a patient?
Diet orders Swallowing issues Food allergies Beliefs or dietary preferences Dentures Medical conditions/food restrictions NPO orders Mechanical consistency orders (pureed/soft food diet) High fowler position Can patient feed themselves? Need clothing protector NG tube, tracheotomy Mental status
1 oz = ?mL
30 mL
240 mL = ?oz
8 oz
1 Tbsp = ?mL
15 mL
1 tsp = ?mL
5 mL
1 Tbsp = ?tsp
3 tsp
How much volume does ice take up?
half the volume of liquid
8 oz ice = 120 mL water
8 oz = 240 mL / 2 = 120 mL
Standard clinical cup size?
8 oz / 240 mL
Standard clinical bowl size?
8 oz / 240 mL
Standard clinical milk carton size?
240 mL unless otherwise noted
The volume of a Jello cup (considered liquid)
120 mL
the volume of an ice cream cup
90 mL
the volume of a popsicle
240 mL
Standard clinical glass cup size?
120/240 mL
What are considered a liquid intakes that you must document?
anything liquid or that melts to liquid form
thickened liquid
IV fluids
liquid meds
Standard clinical coffee cup size?
240 mL
What is documented as output?
urine, poop, vomit, blood
1 pint = ? mL
500 mL
What is the hourly urine output for an adult to maintain proper renal function?
30 to 50 mL/hr
