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PAT 401 WEEK 11 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS How is fluid resuscitation done? - Answer-- infusion of IV fluid at rate faster than loss of circulatory vascular volume How can you tell if fluid resuscitation was successful? - Answer-client's urine output When does burn shock (fluid/electrolyte imbalance) end? - Answer-when a client is able to maintain adequate urine output for 2 hours compared to IV fluid maintenance rate - called capillary seal When is capillary integ...

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