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What is ascites?

A

peritoneal cav

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2
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What is anasarca?

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general edema

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3
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What is the most often seen type of fluid imbalance?

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Dehydration

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4
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What is dehydration defined as?

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Deficiency of body H2O or excessive loss

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5
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What is output in dehydration compared to the intake?

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Greater than intake

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6
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What are the conditions of dehydration?

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vomitting, diarrhea, diuretic abuse, decreased fluid intake, excessive sweating etc

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7
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Early dehydration equals what?

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increased thirst and fluid intake

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8
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Dehydration: Body compensates=

A

reduction of urine

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9
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What does ICF move into?

A

IVF

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10
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Server dehydration can result in what?

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Confusing, coma-> death

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11
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what is the percent of water that is vital to babies life?

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45% to 77%

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12
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What does water have a major role in?

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Regulation of Blood pressure.

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13
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How much of a childs body is made of water?

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77%

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14
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How much of a man’s body is made of water?

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60%

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15
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How much of a woman’s body is made of water?

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50%

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16
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Why does a woman have less water that a man?

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Because they have more fat cells.

17
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Water is a primary what?

A

Solvent and compound

18
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Water is a what agent?

A

suspension

19
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What does water regulate in the body?

A

pH, fluid pressure, temp, inside and outside cells

20
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What does water assist with?

A

chemical reactions

21
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What does water transport in solutions?

A

nutrients and O2 to cells and waste from cells

22
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What are the three types of solutions?

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Isotonic, Hypertonic and hypotonic

23
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What is a isotonic solution?

A

Solutions exerting equal pressure on opposite side of the membrane

24
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What is the normal saline solution amount?

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0.9% NaCl

25
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What is a hypertonic solution?

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Strong solutions, outside cell is greater, fluid leaves inside and goes outside to try and equalize, cell shrinks

26
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What is a hypotonic solution?

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Weaker solution, outside cell is less than inside, outside moves into inside, cells gets bigger and bursts

27
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What is an electrolyte?

A

An active chemical or element

28
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What is mE?

A

Milliequivalants

29
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What is an ion?

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An atom that has gain/lost one or more electrons.