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Adult Nursing I - Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalances Questions and Answers 100% Pass How should a nurse assess a patient for signs of dehydration? A) Checking for fever B) Monitoring for constipation C) Observing for dry skin and mucous membranes D) Measuring blood pressure only When a ...

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How should a nurse assess a patient for signs of dehydration?

A) Checking for fever

B) Monitoring for constipation


✔✔C) Observing for dry skin and mucous membranes


D) Measuring blood pressure only




When a patient is receiving potassium supplementation, which action should the nurse take first?

A) Encourage fluid intake

B) Monitor blood pressure


✔✔C) Monitor heart rhythm


D) Check for fever




Which of the following foods is high in potassium?

A) White bread


✔✔B) Bananas


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,C) Chicken

D) Apples




A patient with heart failure is being treated for fluid overload. What is a priority nursing

intervention?

A) Administering sodium-rich foods


✔✔B) Monitoring respiratory status and oxygenation


C) Limiting fluid intake to 2 liters daily

D) Restricting potassium intake




A patient on a diuretic is showing signs of muscle weakness and irregular heartbeats. What

should the nurse check for first?

A) Elevated calcium levels


✔✔B) Low potassium levels


C) High sodium levels

D) Elevated magnesium levels




Which of the following is a common symptom of hypercalcemia?

A) Muscle spasms
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,✔✔B) Constipation


C) Rapid heartbeat

D) Increased urination




In a patient with metabolic acidosis, what is a key indicator that the body is compensating?

A) Decreased respiratory rate

B) Decreased urine output


✔✔C) Kussmaul respirations (deep, rapid breathing)


D) Elevated blood pressure




What is the priority nursing action for a patient with severe dehydration?

A) Administering oral fluids

B) Placing the patient in Trendelenburg position


✔✔C) Initiating IV fluid replacement


D) Providing diuretics




How does hyperkalemia affect cardiac function?

A) Decreases blood pressure


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, ✔✔B) Causes arrhythmias, including potential cardiac arrest


C) Increases heart rate

D) Decreases heart rate




Which of the following is the most appropriate intervention for a patient with hypovolemia due

to blood loss?

A) Administering potassium chloride


✔✔B) Infusing IV fluids (normal saline or lactated Ringer’s)


C) Giving magnesium supplements

D) Restricting fluid intake




What is the first sign of hypernatremia that a nurse should watch for?

A) Hyperventilation

B) Seizures


✔✔C) Thirst


D) Increased urination




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