VN15 Test 5 Flashcards
Manifestations of hypovolemia
Weakness , fatigue , fainting and dizziness
Nursing actions for hypovolemia
Monitor weight , vital signs , oxygen administration , safe administration of fluids and safe administration of blood
Priorities of hypovolemia
Increase fluid intake
Used to replace circulating blood volume because the suspended molecules pull fluid from other compartments
Colloid
First choice for fluid resuscitation in presence of hypovolemia , hemorrhage , sepsis and dehydration
Crystalloid
Maintain fluid loss in clients who may not be able to eat or drink for a short period of time
Isotonic
Used for fluid loss in excess of fluid intake , such as those who have diarrhea or vomiting
Hypotonic
Manifestations of hypervolemia
Weight gain , swelling and shortness of breath
Nursing action for hypervolemia
Restrict sodium and water intake
Priorities for hypervolemia
Control of edema
relationship between client and nurse begins with the introductory
phase ( getting acquainted)
Introductory phase
period during which tasks are performed / involves mutually planning
the clients care and implementing the plan, both the nurse and client participate
Working phase
The nurse-client relationship is self limiting period when the
relationship comes to an end. Occurs when the nurse and client agree that the clients
immediate health problems have improved
Terminating phase
relieves tension before getting to real purpose of the interaction. ( “ we
are having some wonderful weather”)
Broad opening
encourages the client to elaborate what they’re saying. ( “how
are you feeling , doing today?”)
Open ended questioning