NUR 155 Exam 2 – Questions & A+ Solutions (Galen
College of Nursing)
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Hypertonic Solution
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HIGH osmotic pressure, PULLS fluid from
1 2 Isotonic Solution
cells.
3 Hypotonic Solution 4 Colloid Solution
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Nausea and vomiting, Headache, Hyponatremia
Confusion, Loss of energy and fatigue,
Restlessness and irritability, Muscle
weakness, spasms or cramps, Seizures,
Coma.
A condition that occurs when the level
of sodium in the blood is too low.
You may not have any symptoms, unless Hypernatremia
your blood sodium levels are
significantly elevated. Dizziness when
you stand up or change positions (you
may be dehydrated). Severe sweating or
fever; vomiting and diarrhea with
markedly elevated sodium levels, if your.
Due to a loss of body fluids.
Weakness, tiredness, or cramping in arm Hypokalemia
or leg muscles,
Tingling or numbness, Nausea or
vomiting, Constipation, Palpitations.
Low Potassium
Abnormal heart rhythm -- arrhythmia -- Hyperkalemia
that can be life-threatening, Slow heart
rate, Weakness.
Elevated potassium.
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Hypertonic Solution
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HIGH osmotic pressure, PULLS fluid from
1 2 Isotonic Solution
cells.
3 Hypotonic Solution 4 Colloid Solution
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, Terms in this set (72)
Nausea and vomiting, Headache, Hyponatremia
Confusion, Loss of energy and fatigue,
Restlessness and irritability, Muscle
weakness, spasms or cramps, Seizures,
Coma.
A condition that occurs when the level
of sodium in the blood is too low.
You may not have any symptoms, unless Hypernatremia
your blood sodium levels are
significantly elevated. Dizziness when
you stand up or change positions (you
may be dehydrated). Severe sweating or
fever; vomiting and diarrhea with
markedly elevated sodium levels, if your.
Due to a loss of body fluids.
Weakness, tiredness, or cramping in arm Hypokalemia
or leg muscles,
Tingling or numbness, Nausea or
vomiting, Constipation, Palpitations.
Low Potassium
Abnormal heart rhythm -- arrhythmia -- Hyperkalemia
that can be life-threatening, Slow heart
rate, Weakness.
Elevated potassium.
