Isotonic Fluid Volume Deficit (CAUSES) Flashcards

1
Q

causes with inadequate INTAKE?

A
  • fluids unavailable or withheld
  • thirst mechanism impaired
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2
Q

causes with excessive OUTPUT?

A
  • lost through the skin
  • lost to third spacing
  • lost to the GI tract
  • lost through the kidneys
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3
Q

how is fluid lost through the skin?

A

fever, due to exposure to heat, or due to wounds an burns

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4
Q

plasma electrolyte concentrations remain unchanged, but the ____________ has decreased

A

circulating fluid volume

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5
Q

how is fluid lost in the circulation?

A

when it becomes trapped in a third space such as the peritoneum or the intestine

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6
Q

where is fluid readily lost through?

A

GI tract

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7
Q

in a day, how many litres of fluid are secreted into the GI tract?

A

20

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8
Q

where is most fluid reabsorbed in the GI tract?

A

ileum - but vomiting an diarrhea can result in large losses an increased secretion of fluid into the GI tract

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9
Q

how is fluid lost through the kidneys?

A

to diseases or to drug therapy such as diuretics that result in impaired sodium an water reabsorption

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