BSN 266 questions and answers

BSN 266 questions and answers What does adminstering 3% normal saline bolus to a patient with traumatic brain injury does? 3% NS is hyperosmolar therapy. Decreases the cerebral fluid volume by pulling the fluid back into the systemic circulation. It reduces overall volume in the cranial activity 0.9% Normal saline is what type of bolus? Isotonic fluid bolus is used when a client is experiencing increased volume in the cranial vault that requires therapy to reduce cerebral fluid volume hypercapnia excessive carbon dioxide in the blood Providing bicarbonate therapy for acidosis would restore acid-base imbalances Stress ulcer prophylaxis should be given to clients with sepsis as redistribution of blood away from GI can cause gastic ischemia and promote ulcer formation aphasia