Pediatric HESI Case Study Fluid and Electrolytes
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Section 1 The parents of a term newborn express concern because their own
parents live in another city and they are not available to help with
their newborn. The infant's family chooses to formula feed and is
given a 2-week supply of formula when discharged from the
Newborn Nursery. The nurse provides client education related to
the nutrition and fluid needs of infants.
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What are the principles of fluid balance? Infants have a greater percent of fluid in the extracellular
A. Infants have a greater percent of fluid in the compartment compared to adults; therefore, they have greater and
extracellular compartment compared to adults more rapid fluid losses
therefore, they have greater and more rapid fluid
losses.
B. Due to their small size, infants have a smaller
body surface area for loss of insensible fluid
compared to adults.
C. Because infants have a greater body surface
area than adults, they have a higher basal
metabolic rate than adults.
D. An infant's kidney concentrates and dilutes
solute efficiently at birth.
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HESIGuide
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Study Fluid and Electrolytes
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HESIGuide
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Terms in this set (39)
Section 1 The parents of a term newborn express concern because their own
parents live in another city and they are not available to help with
their newborn. The infant's family chooses to formula feed and is
given a 2-week supply of formula when discharged from the
Newborn Nursery. The nurse provides client education related to
the nutrition and fluid needs of infants.
Pediatric Hesi Case Study Fluid and Electrolytes.pdf Pediatric Hesi Case Study Fluid and Electrolytes.pdf Pediatric Hesi Case Study Fluid and Electrolytes.pdf
, Pediatric Hesi Case Study Fluid and Electrolytes.pdf Pediatric Hesi Case Study Fluid and Electrolytes.pdf Pediatric Hesi Case Study Fluid and Electrolytes.pdf
What are the principles of fluid balance? Infants have a greater percent of fluid in the extracellular
A. Infants have a greater percent of fluid in the compartment compared to adults; therefore, they have greater and
extracellular compartment compared to adults more rapid fluid losses
therefore, they have greater and more rapid fluid
losses.
B. Due to their small size, infants have a smaller
body surface area for loss of insensible fluid
compared to adults.
C. Because infants have a greater body surface
area than adults, they have a higher basal
metabolic rate than adults.
D. An infant's kidney concentrates and dilutes
solute efficiently at birth.
Pediatric Hesi Case Study Fluid and Electrolytes.pdf Pediatric Hesi Case Study Fluid and Electrolytes.pdf Pediatric Hesi Case Study Fluid and Electrolytes.pdf
