S/S of Hypocalcemia
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Paresthesias, twitching/tetany, Chvostek's, diarrhea, Trousseau's,
tachycardia, hypotension, cramps, bone pain
,Chloride Value
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95-105
PaO2 Value
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80-100
Treatment of Phosphorus Imbalance
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Oral phosphorus-binding agents, such as calcium carbonate or calcium
acetate are given to lower phosphate levels and normalize calcium levels
Acidosis causes ___ symptoms
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cardiac
,Colloids
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Large molecules such as proteins and starches that are too large to easily
cross the capillary membrane and remain in the blood longer than other
solutions
Same effect as hypertonic solutions-increase plasma osmolality and moves
water out of the cells and tissues into the vasculature
Plasma volume expanders
pH Value
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7.35-7.45
Oliguria for a pediatric patient
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Urine output less than 1ml/kg/hr
Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP) Formula
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, Systolic+Diastolic+Diastolic/3
Treatment of Hypokalemia
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Increase K+ in diet, oral K+ liquid or extended release, parenteral K+
supplement, never administer rapid concentrated K+
Diuresis Period of ARI
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Gradual increase in urine output; labs stabilize
Prerenal Causes of ARI
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Hypoperfusion, hypovolemia, hypotension, decreased cardiac output,
heart failure
Considerations with Dextrose
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Paresthesias, twitching/tetany, Chvostek's, diarrhea, Trousseau's,
tachycardia, hypotension, cramps, bone pain
,Chloride Value
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95-105
PaO2 Value
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80-100
Treatment of Phosphorus Imbalance
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Oral phosphorus-binding agents, such as calcium carbonate or calcium
acetate are given to lower phosphate levels and normalize calcium levels
Acidosis causes ___ symptoms
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cardiac
,Colloids
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Large molecules such as proteins and starches that are too large to easily
cross the capillary membrane and remain in the blood longer than other
solutions
Same effect as hypertonic solutions-increase plasma osmolality and moves
water out of the cells and tissues into the vasculature
Plasma volume expanders
pH Value
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7.35-7.45
Oliguria for a pediatric patient
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Urine output less than 1ml/kg/hr
Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP) Formula
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, Systolic+Diastolic+Diastolic/3
Treatment of Hypokalemia
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Increase K+ in diet, oral K+ liquid or extended release, parenteral K+
supplement, never administer rapid concentrated K+
Diuresis Period of ARI
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Gradual increase in urine output; labs stabilize
Prerenal Causes of ARI
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Hypoperfusion, hypovolemia, hypotension, decreased cardiac output,
heart failure
Considerations with Dextrose
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