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Exam 1 - NCOI
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What is the mist accurate way for the nurse Daily Weights
to evaluate fluid balance?
What can be a indicator of fluid and Decreased alertness since admission
electrolyte imbalances?
What can a change in LOC be a indicator ECF excess, ECF deficit, hypernatremia, hyponatremia, hypokalemia, or metabolic
of? alkalosis
What is the most common history and Renal failure
manifestations consistent with Unresponsive to questions
hypermagnesemia? Decreased deep tendon reflexes
Which is the most important assessment Laryngeal stridor
finding of hypocalcemia (<9) to report to
the provider?
What is the range for hypernatremia? >145 mEq/L
What is the range for hyponatremia? <135 mEq/L
What is the patient at risk for with well Cardiac dysrhythmias
above normal levels of calcium?
What action should the nurse take first Check the blood pressure ensuring adequate circulation
when the patient history suggests a fluid
volume deficit?
What is the most urgent concern with Decreased BP (systemic hypoperfusion)
possible hypovolemia?
What is a sign of hypokalemia? Generalized weakness
What is a sign of hypocalcemia? Facial muscle spasms
If a patient had hypokalemia, what would Orange juice
they be advised to drink?
What is a sign of hyperkalemia? Loose stools
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Exam 1 - NCOI
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test 6 Module 2: callaway- Chapter 6 medical abbreviations 3613 Ex
27 terms 38 terms 52 terms 14 terms
solorioaaliyah1 Preview cassidy_mcalister05 Preview MelanieGuzman2008 Preview Luk
Terms in this set (49)
What is the mist accurate way for the nurse Daily Weights
to evaluate fluid balance?
What can be a indicator of fluid and Decreased alertness since admission
electrolyte imbalances?
What can a change in LOC be a indicator ECF excess, ECF deficit, hypernatremia, hyponatremia, hypokalemia, or metabolic
of? alkalosis
What is the most common history and Renal failure
manifestations consistent with Unresponsive to questions
hypermagnesemia? Decreased deep tendon reflexes
Which is the most important assessment Laryngeal stridor
finding of hypocalcemia (<9) to report to
the provider?
What is the range for hypernatremia? >145 mEq/L
What is the range for hyponatremia? <135 mEq/L
What is the patient at risk for with well Cardiac dysrhythmias
above normal levels of calcium?
What action should the nurse take first Check the blood pressure ensuring adequate circulation
when the patient history suggests a fluid
volume deficit?
What is the most urgent concern with Decreased BP (systemic hypoperfusion)
possible hypovolemia?
What is a sign of hypokalemia? Generalized weakness
What is a sign of hypocalcemia? Facial muscle spasms
If a patient had hypokalemia, what would Orange juice
they be advised to drink?
What is a sign of hyperkalemia? Loose stools
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