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What is the primary way to have fluid intakes?
PO
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What is the job of sodium?
regulate fluid volume in extracellular fluid
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What is the job of potassium?
Muscle contraction and cardiac conduction in the intracellular fluid
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What do the kidneys do to sodium?
Reabsorb it
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What do the kidneys do to potassium?
Excrete it
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What is calcium in charge of?
Bone health
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What are symptoms of hypervolemia
* high heart rate
* low/high BP
* Low urine output
* pale, cool skin
* crackles in lung
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What are clinical manifestations of respiratory acidosis?
* increased pulse/resp rate
* headache/dizziness
* confusion
* muscle twitching
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What are clinical manifestations of respiratory alkalosis?
* HA
* Tingling
* palpitations
* tremors
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What are clinical manifestations of metabolic acidosis?
* confusion, weakness
* peripheral vasodilation
* n/v
* kussmaul’s breathing
* hyperkalemia
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What are clinical manifestations of metabolic alkalosis?
dizziness, tingling, hypertonic muscles, decreased respiratory rate
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What should you document when you give an IV?
IV gauge, location on body, how pt tolerated procedure, use of aseptic technique, and number of attempts
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What should you document when you discontinue an IV?
* IV catheter tip is intact
* pressure dressing applied to site
* iv site infection
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Define extravasation
inadvertent administration of a vesicant solution into the tissue surrounding the vessel
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Define infiltration
inadvertent leakage of a non vesicant IV fluid into the tissue surrounding a vessel
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What is an intervention for fluid restriction?
Provide frequent oral care
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What type of fluid should be given to someone with ketoacidosis?
hypotonic
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What type of fluid is given to someone with hypotension?
isotonic
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What should you do if a hematoma appears?
apply pressure when discontinuing IV
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What should you do if extravasation appears?
Discontinue IV, administer anecdote, apply cool compress, and elevate extremity
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Define vesicant
solution that causes formation of blisters, sloughing/necrosis of surrounding tissue
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What should you do if infiltration occurs?
stop infusion, restart IV higher or at different extremity, elevate arm
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What should you do if infection occurs?
Remove IV, apply sterile dressing, give antibiotics if necessary