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sodium normal range - Answer 135-145 mEq/L sodium minimum RDA - Answer 500 mg/day sodium sources - Answer most foods, some medications sodium regulation - Answer kidneys, GI, skin sodium hormonal regulation - Answer aldosterone increase retains sodium and therefore water ...

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NUR 2290 Final Exam 2: electrolytes
Revision Questions Answered Correctly.
sodium normal range - Answer 135-145 mEq/L



sodium minimum RDA - Answer 500 mg/day



sodium sources - Answer most foods, some medications



sodium regulation - Answer kidneys, GI, skin



sodium hormonal regulation - Answer aldosterone increase retains sodium and therefore water as well

angiotensin II

ACTH and cortisol increase the production of aldosterone



sodium main function - Answer fluid regulation



sodium target organ - Answer brain

feeling woozy or "off"



hyponatremia - Answer fewer than 135mEq/L



can occur in low blood volume; hypovolemic hyponatremia (low volume and lost sodium with it)



can occur in low blood volume; dilutional hyponatremia



a low sodium diet consists of fewer than 1,500 mg of sodium per day. Low sodium diets are recommeded
in hypertension and heart failure --> pretty uncommon

, american diet has salt in everything



causes of hyponatremia - Answer -not enough sodium intake

- vomiting/diarrhea

- excess sweating

- burns, wounds

- increased ADH levels (holds onto too much fluid so sodium goes down)

- stress, pain, trauma

- SIADH

- Medication (morphine, antineoplastic agents, hypoglycemic agents, SSRI's)



symptoms of hyponatremia - Answer - headache

- lethargy - tired

- apathy - lack of emotions

- confusion

- nausea/diarrhea

- fluid overload

- vomiting, abdominal cramping

- muscle cramps and spasms



severe hyponatremia - Answer (fewer than 125 mEq/L) has a high mortality rate.

In instances when the serum sodium level is fewer than 105 mEq/L, the mortality is over 50%.



Hypernatremia - Answer high sodium, > 145



Hypernatremia causes - Answer excess sodium intake

decreased extracellular losses

- increased water loss

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