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NU 327 Exam 2 Questions with
Detailed Verified Answers
Question: Intracellular
Ans: fluid inside the cell
Question: Extracellular
Ans: fluid outside the cell
Question: Interstitial
Ans: fluid surrounding cells outside of the vascular space
Question: Third space
Ans: collection or localization of fluid which is neither intra nor extra (like
interstital but it's more fluid) ex: amniotic fluid
Question: Hydrostatic pressure
Ans: the pressure created by water; creates a pushing motion of fluid;
anything that increases the amount of water in a container increases the
flow of water out of the container increased by adding water to the
vascular space via IV for example
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Question: Colloidal or oncotic pressure
Ans: caused by protein; it pulls in fluid; it pulls in fluid kind of like a sponge
Question: capillary permeability
Ans: where water is pushed in and out of the cell; any injury results in an
increased rate and will allow to much fluid in
Question: Diffusion
Ans: moving of particles
Question: Osmosis
Ans: movement of fluid from high to low pressure
Question: no fluid shift
Ans: impact of isotonic fluid on fluid shifts
Question: no alteration of size
Ans: impact of isotonic fluid on cell size
Question: fluid stays in the vessels
Ans: Where does isotonic fluid have the propensity to go/stay?
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Question: examples of isotonic fluids
Ans: 0.9% NS and ringers lactate
Question: pushes fluid out of the vascular space into the intterstital tissue
Ans: impact of hypotonic fluid on fluid shifts
Question: into the cell
Ans: Where does hypotonic fluid have the propensity to go/stay?
Question: examples of hypotonic fluids
Ans: 0.45% NS; 0.225% NS; D5W; free water; D5 0.9% NS; D5 0.45% NS
Question: isotonic
Ans: same tonicity of blood
Question: hypotonic
Ans: fewer particles of saline than in human
Question: hypertonic
Ans: more saline than the bloodstream
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Question: pulls fluid into the vascular space from the interstitial and cellular
spaces
Ans: impact of hypertonic fluid on fluid shifts
Question: cells shrink
Ans: impact of hypertonic fluid on cell size
Question: into the vascular space
Ans: Where does hypertonic fluid have propensity to go/stay?
Question: examples of hypertonic
Ans: 3% NS; 5% NS; 5% albumin; 25% albumin; mannitol
Question: dehydration
Ans: dry; hemoconcentrated; decrease volume
Question: causes of dehydration
Ans: burns, diarrhea, vomiting, fever
Question: S&S of dehydration
Ans: tachycardia, poor turgor
NU 327 Exam 2 Questions with
Detailed Verified Answers
Question: Intracellular
Ans: fluid inside the cell
Question: Extracellular
Ans: fluid outside the cell
Question: Interstitial
Ans: fluid surrounding cells outside of the vascular space
Question: Third space
Ans: collection or localization of fluid which is neither intra nor extra (like
interstital but it's more fluid) ex: amniotic fluid
Question: Hydrostatic pressure
Ans: the pressure created by water; creates a pushing motion of fluid;
anything that increases the amount of water in a container increases the
flow of water out of the container increased by adding water to the
vascular space via IV for example
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Question: Colloidal or oncotic pressure
Ans: caused by protein; it pulls in fluid; it pulls in fluid kind of like a sponge
Question: capillary permeability
Ans: where water is pushed in and out of the cell; any injury results in an
increased rate and will allow to much fluid in
Question: Diffusion
Ans: moving of particles
Question: Osmosis
Ans: movement of fluid from high to low pressure
Question: no fluid shift
Ans: impact of isotonic fluid on fluid shifts
Question: no alteration of size
Ans: impact of isotonic fluid on cell size
Question: fluid stays in the vessels
Ans: Where does isotonic fluid have the propensity to go/stay?
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Question: examples of isotonic fluids
Ans: 0.9% NS and ringers lactate
Question: pushes fluid out of the vascular space into the intterstital tissue
Ans: impact of hypotonic fluid on fluid shifts
Question: into the cell
Ans: Where does hypotonic fluid have the propensity to go/stay?
Question: examples of hypotonic fluids
Ans: 0.45% NS; 0.225% NS; D5W; free water; D5 0.9% NS; D5 0.45% NS
Question: isotonic
Ans: same tonicity of blood
Question: hypotonic
Ans: fewer particles of saline than in human
Question: hypertonic
Ans: more saline than the bloodstream
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Question: pulls fluid into the vascular space from the interstitial and cellular
spaces
Ans: impact of hypertonic fluid on fluid shifts
Question: cells shrink
Ans: impact of hypertonic fluid on cell size
Question: into the vascular space
Ans: Where does hypertonic fluid have propensity to go/stay?
Question: examples of hypertonic
Ans: 3% NS; 5% NS; 5% albumin; 25% albumin; mannitol
Question: dehydration
Ans: dry; hemoconcentrated; decrease volume
Question: causes of dehydration
Ans: burns, diarrhea, vomiting, fever
Question: S&S of dehydration
Ans: tachycardia, poor turgor