FLUID/ELECTROLYTE MANAGEMENT PART 3

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if magnesium is the electrolyte that stabilizes the membrane, without it what would the membrane be?

excessively relaxed membrane

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what electrolyte is needed for cellular functioning?

magnesium

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what is the normal level of magnesium?

2 mg/dL (range is 1.6 to 2.2)

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hypomagnesemia is classified as being below what value?

below 1.6 mg/dL

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nuts, oatmeal, yogurt, & chocolate milk are foods that can help replace which electrolyte?

magnesium

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magnesium is looked jointly with what other electrolyte?

calcium

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seizures & cardiac arrest are serious complications if this imbalance is left untreated

hypomagnesemia

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when magnesium levels are above what level, it is considered to be hypermagnesemia.

above 2.2 mg/dL

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what is used for reversal of hypermagnesemia?

calcium gluconate

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99% of which electrolyte is found in bones?

calcium

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what is the ionized calcium level normally?

~5 mg/dL

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what is the total calcium level normally?

~10 mg/dL

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total calcium levels are too low (hypocalcemia) in a patient. this means their level is below what?

below 8.2 mg/dL

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ionized calcium levels are too low (hypocalcemia) in a patient. this means their level is below what?

below 4.6 mg/dL

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<p>BP cuff is tightened. there are spasms in the hand. what is this test called &amp; what does a positive result mean?</p>

BP cuff is tightened. there are spasms in the hand. what is this test called & what does a positive result mean?

Trousseau; hypomagnesemia, hypocalcemia, & hyperphosphatemia

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<p>twitching of the face. what is this test called &amp; what does a positive result mean?</p>

twitching of the face. what is this test called & what does a positive result mean?

Chvostek; hypomagnesemia, hypocalcemia, & hyperphosphatemia

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True or False: Replacement of calcium with IV fluids is a high alert med.

True

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total calcium levels in hypercalcemia are above what?

above 10.2 mg/dL

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ionized calcium levels in hypercalcemia are above what?

above 5.3 mg/dL

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hydration with what percentage of sodium chloride is used to treat hypercalcemia?

0.9% NaCl

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for a patient recovering from this electrolyte imbalance, safe & frequent ambulation and hydration for kidney stones are done

hypercalcemia

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phosphorus is found in combination & has an inverse relationship with what other electrolyte?

calcium

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what is the normal value of phosphorus?

~4 mg/dL

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hypophosphatemia level

below 2.5 mg/dL

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True or False: Oral & IV replacement of phosphorus is not high alert.

False

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hyperphosphatemia level

above 4.5 mg/dL