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Med-Surg: Fluid & Electrolytes/3 Flashcards

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hyper or hypomagnesemia - insomnia, irritability

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hypo

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phosphorus and calcium

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inverse relationship

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3
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electolytes - alkalosis can cause

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hypophosphatemia

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hypophosphatemia risk factors

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  1. vitamin D insuff.
  2. refeeding after starvation
  3. alcohol use disorder
  4. DKA
  5. alkalosis
  6. hypomag
  7. hypokalemia
  8. excessive body fluid loss
  9. burns
  10. TPN
  11. overuse of antacids
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electrolytes - TPN can cause

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hypomag

hypophosphatemia

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hypomag interventions - meds

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  1. IV mag sulfate

2. PO mag salts

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hypomag interventions

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  1. seizure precautions
  2. monitor swallowing
  3. monitor urine output
  4. monitor respirations
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hyper or hypophosphatemia - soft tissue calcification

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hyper

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hypermag interventions

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  1. mechanical vent
  2. IV fluids - LR or NS
  3. monitor respirations and BP
  4. monitor DTR
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hyper or hypophosphatemia - tetany, cramps

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hyper

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hypophos interventions

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  1. oral phosphate replacement
  2. careful administration of IV phosphorus - severe cases
  3. gradual introduction of solution for clients on TPN
  4. protect from infection
  5. seizure precautions
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hyperphos. manifestations

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  1. tetany
  2. cramps
  3. paresthesias
  4. dysrhythmias
  5. Trousseau’s sign
  6. Chvostek’s sign
  7. hyperreflexia
  8. anorexia, NV
  9. soft tissue calcifications
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hyper or hypomagnesemia - anorexia, NV

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hypo

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hypomag manifestations

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  1. paresthesias
  2. dysrhythmias
  3. Trousseau’s sign
  4. Chvostek’s sign
  5. agitation
  6. confusion
  7. hyperreflexia
  8. HTN
  9. insomnia
  10. irritability
  11. anorexia, NV
  12. dysphagia
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hyper or hypomagnesemia - agitations, confusion

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hypo

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hyper or hypomagnesemia - NV

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hyper

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hyper or hypophosphatemia - chest pain

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hypo

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hypermag manifestations

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  1. hypotension
  2. drowsiness
  3. bradycardia
  4. bradypnea
  5. coma
  6. cardiac arrest
  7. hyporeflexia
  8. NV
  9. facial flushing
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hyper or hypophosphatemia - nystagmus

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hypo

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hyperphos. interventions - meds

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  1. vitamin D
  2. aluminum hydroxide
  3. diuretics
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hyper or hypomagnesemia - facial flushing

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hyper

22
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hyper or hypomagnesemia - HTN

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hypo

23
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hyper or hypophosphatemia - paresthesias

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both

24
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hyper or hypophosphatemia - Trousseau’s and Chvostek’s signs

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hyper

25
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hyper or hypophosphatemia - bone pain and deformities

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hypo

26
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electrolytes - chemo can cause

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hyperphos

27
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hyper or hypomagnesemia - coma

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hyper

28
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hyper or hypomagnesemia - dysphagia

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hypo

29
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hyper or hypophosphatemia - hyperreflexia

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hyper

30
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hyper or hypomagnesemia - hypotension

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hyper

31
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electrolytes - give vitamin D

2

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hyperphosphatemia

hypocalcemia

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electrolytes - give aluminum hydroxide

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hyperphosatemia

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hyperphosphatemia risk factors

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  1. renal failure
  2. chemo
  3. acute pancreatitis
  4. high vitamin D
  5. hypoparathyroid
  6. execessive enema use
  7. acidosis
34
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treat mag toxicity with what

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calcium gluconate

35
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hypermag risk factors

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  1. renal failure
  2. adrenal insufficiency
  3. laxative abuse
  4. lithium toxicity
  5. extensive soft tissue injury or necrosis
36
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hypomag risk factors - meds

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  1. cisplatin
  2. cyclosporine
  3. aminoglycosides
  4. diuretics
  5. amphotericin B
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hypophos manifestations

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  1. paresthesia
  2. muscle weakness
  3. bone pain and deformities
  4. chest pain
  5. confusion
  6. seizures
  7. nystagmus
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hyperphos. interventions

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  1. IV NS

2. dialysis

39
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magnesium should not be administered in clients with what

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renal failure

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hyper or hypomagnesemia - cardiac arrest

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hyper

41
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hyper or hypophosphatemia - muscle weakness

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hypo

42
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hypermag interventions - meds

2

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  1. IV calcium gluconate

2. loop diuretics

43
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electrolytes - acute pancreatitis can cause

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hyperphos

hypocalcemia

44
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hyper or hypophosphatemia - confusion

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hypo

45
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hyper or hypomagnesemia - paresthesias

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hypo

46
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hyper or hypophosphatemia - seizures

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hypo

47
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hypomag risk factors

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  1. GI loss
  2. alcoholism
  3. hypocalcemia
  4. hypokalemia
  5. DKA
  6. hyperparathyroidism
  7. malabsorption
  8. TPN
  9. laxative abuse
  10. acute MI
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hyper or hypomagnesemia - drowsiness

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hyper

49
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hypermag - think?

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slow - hypotension, bradycardia, bradypnea, hypo reflexes

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