lewis ch 16 fluid and electrolytes Flashcards

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S+S hypervolemia (6)

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  • weight gain
  • headache, confusion, lethargy
  • hypertension
  • JVD
  • peripheral edema
  • pulmonary edema, crackles
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S+S hypovolemia (6)

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  • weight loss
  • increased heart rate
  • increased respiratory rate
  • decreased skin turgor and delayed cap refill
  • decreased urine output
  • restless, drowsy, confusion, seizure, coma
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possible causes of hypovolemia (3)

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  • diarrhea
  • hemorrhage
  • inadequate intake
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labs that would reflect hypovolemia

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  • increased urine specific gravity
  • increased BUN
  • increased Hct to Hgb ratio
  • increased RBCs
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most important nursing diagnosis related to hypervolemia

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impaired gas exchange

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most important nursing diagnosis related to hypovolemia

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ineffective tissue perfusion

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skin assessment and care for hypervolemia

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  • cool skin
  • edema
  • decreased perfusion
  • care: elevate
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skin assessment and care for hypovolemia

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  • cool, moist skin
  • dry mucous membranes
  • care: mouth care
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S+S hypernatremia (SALT)

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Skin flushed, seizure
Agitation
Low-grade fever
Thirst

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treatment for hypernatremia

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replace fluids

diuretic for excess sodium

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S+S hyponatremia (SALT LOSS)

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Stupor/coma
Anorexia, N/V
Lethargy
Tendon reflexes decreased

Limp muscles
Orthostatic hypertension
Seizure
Stomach cramps

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treatment for hyponatremia

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fluid restriction
loop diuretic
seizure precautions

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S+S hyperkalemia

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  • peaked T wave
  • abdominal cramping, diarrhea
  • weak or paralyzed skeletal muscles
  • increased irritability
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treatment for hyperkalemia

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diuretics
kayexelate
dialysis
insulin therapy
give calcium gluconate
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S+S hypokalemia (A SIC WALT)

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Alkalosis

Shallow respirations
Irritability
Confusion, drowsiness

Weakness, fatigue
Arrhythmias
Lethargy
Thready Pulse

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treatment for hypokalemia

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KCl supplements
eat potassium rich foods (banana, OJ, beans, milk, yogurt)
limit licorice intake

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S+S hypercalcemia

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  • hallucinations
  • seizure, coma
  • bone pain, fractures
  • polyuria, dehydration
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S+S hypocalcemia

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  • laryngeal stridor
  • chvostek or trousseau sign
  • tingling around mouth
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treatment hypocalcemia

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  • rebreathe into paper bag

- oral or IV calcium supplements

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S+S hyperphosphatemia

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  • calcified deposits in soft tissue

- neuromuscular irritability and tetany

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treatment hyperphosphatemia

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  • diuretics
  • adequate hydration
  • hemodialysis
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S+S hypophosphatemia

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  • CNS depression

- rickets

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treatment hypophosphatemia

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  • supplements

- eating foods high in phosphorus

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S+S hypermagnesemia

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  • lethargy, drowsiness
  • N/V
  • impaired reflexes
  • respiratory and cardiac arrest
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treatment hypermagnesemia

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  • IV CaCl or calcium gluconate
  • furosemide
  • dialysis
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S+S hypomagnesemia

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  • hyperactive reflexes
  • tremors, seizures
  • hypocalcemia and hypokalemia