NURS 104 Test 2 Study
NURS
Guide
104_Test
Fluid2&Study
Electrolytes
NURS
Guide
104_Nursing
Test
Fluid2&Study
Exam
Electrolytes
Guide
Review_Nursing
Fluid
(Imbalances,
& Exam
Electrolytes
Review
IV Therapy
Nursing
(Imbalances,
& Labs).pdf
Exam Review
IV Therapy
(Imbalances,
& Labs).pdf
IV Therapy & Labs).pdf
NURS 104 Test 2 Study Guide | Fluid &
Electrolytes Nursing Exam Review
(Imbalances, IV Therapy & Labs)
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NURS 104 Test 2 Study
NURS
Guide
104_Test
Fluid2&Study
Electrolytes
NURS
Guide
104_Nursing
Test
Fluid2&Study
Exam
Electrolytes
Guide
Review_Nursing
Fluid
(Imbalances,
& Exam
Electrolytes
Review
IV Therapy
Nursing
(Imbalances,
& Labs).pdf
Exam Review
IV Therapy
(Imbalances,
& Labs).pdf
IV Therapy & Labs).pdf
,NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf
Terms in this set (139)
homeostasis the stable internal environment of our body
kidneys the 1st line of protection for fluid problems
lungs the 1st line of protection for pH
female: 55% percent of water in female and males
male: 65% (more muscle mass and leaner)
NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf
,NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf
-age variations of water content are dependent on what 3 factors
-gender
-lean body mass
lower water content what happens to water content when you have a higher fat content (obese
people have this problem)
higher risk for fluid problems what happens to the risk of fluid problems when you have lower water content
(older people have this problem because they have less muscle mass)
10%: serious if water intake and output becomes unbalanced what does it mean if 10% or 20%
20%: fatal of body fluids is lost
infant and geriatric who is at a greater risk when body fluids are lost
body weight best indicator of fluid volume is
-same time when and how should patients be weighed
-same clothes
-same scale
-in the morning after voiding
NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf
, NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf
1 liter of fluid 1 kg or 2.2 pounds is equal to how many liters
both overload and deficit should be weighed daily should you be weighed daily if you are fluid overload or fluid deficit
(dehydrated)
-all fluid present within the cells intracellular fluid (2 things)
-65% of total body water
-fluid found outside the cell extracellular fluid (5 things)
-35% total body water
-interstitial
-plasma
-transcellular
NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf
NURS
Guide
104_Test
Fluid2&Study
Electrolytes
NURS
Guide
104_Nursing
Test
Fluid2&Study
Exam
Electrolytes
Guide
Review_Nursing
Fluid
(Imbalances,
& Exam
Electrolytes
Review
IV Therapy
Nursing
(Imbalances,
& Labs).pdf
Exam Review
IV Therapy
(Imbalances,
& Labs).pdf
IV Therapy & Labs).pdf
NURS 104 Test 2 Study Guide | Fluid &
Electrolytes Nursing Exam Review
(Imbalances, IV Therapy & Labs)
Guidehttps://www.stuvia.com/dashboard!@_)#*)(@$)($@*($@)($@*_
NURS 104 Test 2 Study
NURS
Guide
104_Test
Fluid2&Study
Electrolytes
NURS
Guide
104_Nursing
Test
Fluid2&Study
Exam
Electrolytes
Guide
Review_Nursing
Fluid
(Imbalances,
& Exam
Electrolytes
Review
IV Therapy
Nursing
(Imbalances,
& Labs).pdf
Exam Review
IV Therapy
(Imbalances,
& Labs).pdf
IV Therapy & Labs).pdf
,NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf
Terms in this set (139)
homeostasis the stable internal environment of our body
kidneys the 1st line of protection for fluid problems
lungs the 1st line of protection for pH
female: 55% percent of water in female and males
male: 65% (more muscle mass and leaner)
NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf
,NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf
-age variations of water content are dependent on what 3 factors
-gender
-lean body mass
lower water content what happens to water content when you have a higher fat content (obese
people have this problem)
higher risk for fluid problems what happens to the risk of fluid problems when you have lower water content
(older people have this problem because they have less muscle mass)
10%: serious if water intake and output becomes unbalanced what does it mean if 10% or 20%
20%: fatal of body fluids is lost
infant and geriatric who is at a greater risk when body fluids are lost
body weight best indicator of fluid volume is
-same time when and how should patients be weighed
-same clothes
-same scale
-in the morning after voiding
NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf
, NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf
1 liter of fluid 1 kg or 2.2 pounds is equal to how many liters
both overload and deficit should be weighed daily should you be weighed daily if you are fluid overload or fluid deficit
(dehydrated)
-all fluid present within the cells intracellular fluid (2 things)
-65% of total body water
-fluid found outside the cell extracellular fluid (5 things)
-35% total body water
-interstitial
-plasma
-transcellular
NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf NURS 104 Test 2 (Fluid and Electrolytes).pdf
