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Fluid & Electrolytes HURST review-FINAL Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed Define Fluid Volume Excess/Hypervolemia Too much fluid in the vascular space Causes of FVE: (3) Heart Failure Renal Failure Sodium Heart Failure characteristics Heart is weak; cardiac output decreases decreased kidney perfusion; urinary output decreases Volume stays in the vascular space Three things with a lot of sodium Effervescent soluble medications (Alka-seltzer) Canned/processed foods IVF with sodium 3 Ma...

What are disadvantages of IV medication therapy? correct answers -Circulatory fluid overload is possible if the infusion is large or too rapid -Immediate absorption leaves little time to correct errors -Infiltration -IVF administration can irate the lining of the vein -Failure to maintain surgical asepsis can lead to local or systemic infection Advantages of IV medication therapy correct answers ▪ Immediate action ▪ Precise Amount ▪ Constant therapeutic blood levels ▪ Allows us...

Glomerulonephritis: Acute can lead to - ️️chronic Glomerulonephritis: It is an - ️️inflammatory reaction in the glomerulus Glomerulonephritis: Antibodies lodge in the ________________, causing _____________________________________ - ️️glomerulus; scarring and decreased filtering Glomerulonephritis: Main cause - ️️streptococcus (Group A beta) (attacks the valves in the heart) Glomerulonephritis: Signs/Symptoms - ️️-flank pain -oliguria -hematuria -proteinuria -...

300 Leadership Questions.1. Vien is receiving oral potassium supplements for his condition. How should the supplements be administered? A. undiluted B. diluted C. on an empty stomach D. at bedtime 2. Normal venous blood pH ranges from: A. 6.8 to 7.2 B. 7.31 to 7.41 C. 7.35 to 7.45 D. 7.0 to 8.0 3. Respiratory regulation of acids and bases involves: A. hydrogen B. hydroxide C. oxygen D. carbon dioxide 4. To determine if a patient’s respiratory system is functioning, the nurse wo...

HCI 670 (User Interface Design for Informatics) Topic 7 Assessment: Workflow Training Description: The purpose of this assignment is to create materials to educate and train staff on the future state workfow created in Topic 5. Refer to your instructor's feedback on that assignment for successful completion of this assignment. Create an 8-10 slide PowerPoint presentation that could be used for leading a professional development for your staff on the future state workfow process. Inc...

Glomerulonephritis: Acute can lead to CORRECT ANSWER chronic Glomerulonephritis: It is an CORRECT ANSWER inflammatory reaction in the glomerulus Glomerulonephritis: Antibodies lodge in the ________________, causing _____________________________________ CORRECT ANSWER glomerulus; scarring and decreased filtering Glomerulonephritis: Main cause CORRECT ANSWER streptococcus (Group A beta) (attacks the valves in the heart) Glomerulonephritis: Signs/Symptoms CORRECT ANSWER -flank pain -ol...

HURST Review: Renal Questions and Answers 100% Pass Glomerulonephritis: Acute can lead to chronic Glomerulonephritis: It is an inflammatory reaction in the glomerulus Glomerulonephritis: Antibodies lodge in the ________________, causing _____________________________________ glomerulus; scarring and decreased filtering Glomerulonephritis: Main cause streptococcus (Group A beta) (attacks the valves in the heart) Glomerulonephritis: Signs/Symptoms -flank pain -oliguria -hematuria -proteinuria -...

Exam 2 Nursing 113 FVE (Fluid Volume Excess) HYPERVOLEMIA Fluid intake or retention exceeds the body's fluid needs Also called overhydration, fluid overload, circulatory overload. Involves retention of both water and electrolytes (especially sodium). There is usually an increase in the serum sodium which causes water retention. FVE Causes Overhydration with IV fluids Kidney damage Heart failure Long-term use of corticosteroids Excessive sodium ingestion Syndrome of inappropriate antid...

NUR 2230C - AAH Final Exam Review/NUR 2230C - AAH Final Exam Review. 1. S/S of FVE (hypervolemia) a. Clients who have fluid overload are at risk for developing pulmonary edema or CHF b. Clients who have known heart disease and impairment of kidney function should restrict sodium and fluid intake c. VS S/S: Tachycardia, bounding pulse, hypertension, tachypnea, and increased CVP d. Neuromuscular S/S: Weakness, headaches, altered LOC e. GI S/S: Ascites f. Respiratory S/S: Crackles, cough...

BSN 205 Fluid and Electrolytes - Questions, Answers and Rationales Susan assigns a nursing diagnosis of Excess Fluid Volume related to retention of excess body fluid as evidenced by edema, dyspnea, sudden weight gain, and activity intolerance. What is the selection of this nursing diagnosis based on? Select all that apply. Mrs. Ellis's diagnosis of heart failure Primary care provider's diagnosis Assessment findings of dependent edema and dyspnea History of sudden weight gain Increased urine ...