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Exam 3 & Exam 4: NURS 5463 (Latest 2024/ 2025
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Normal osmolality - ANSWER280-295 mOsm/kg

Osmolality of isotonic solution - ANSWER250-375

osmolality of hypertonic solution - ANSWER>375

osmolality of hypotonic solution - ANSWER<250

Normal magnesium levels - ANSWER1.8-2.4

normal calcium levels - ANSWER4.4-5.2

NS can cause what negative affect - ANSWERacute kidney injury

LR can cause what negative affect - ANSWERcerebral edema in head injuries and
hepatic hypoperfusion

benefit of plasmalyte - ANSWERlower risk of hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis and
can be used with blood

if 3% given too fast it can cause - ANSWERintravascular volume overload

hypotonic saline contraindicated in - ANSWERhead injuries

indication of ½ NS - ANSWERhypernatremia and free water deficit

rapid administration of ½ NS can lead to - ANSWERhemolysis of RBC that leads to
depletion of intravascular volume which leads to cardiovascular collapse

dextrose in saline should be given to which 3 types of patients -
ANSWERhypoglycemic, alcohol or fasting ketoacidosis, and with insulin to treat
hyperkalemia

dextrose in saline is contraindicated in which two patients - ANSWERuncontrolled
dm and hypokalemia

what type of osmolality is D5W - ANSWERhypotonic

D% ½ NS starts __ and ends - ANSWERhypertonic; hypotonic

, D5 NS starts __ and ends __ - ANSWERhypertonic; isotonic

D5LR starts __ and ends__ - ANSWERhypertonic; isotonic

D10W starts __ and ends __ - ANSWERhypertonic; hypotonic

colloids are harmful in which two types of patients - ANSWERARDS and sepsis

albumin preserves ___ in critically ill - ANSWERrenal function

albumin 5% has __ volume - ANSWERlarger

albumin 25% has __ volume and is more concentrated - ANSWERless

early finding of hypovolemic shock - ANSWERincreased respirations

estimated sensible fluid loss - ANSWER30-50ml/hr

what lab should you monitor regularly when giving IV fluids - ANSWERsodium

preferred fluid for SIADH treatment - ANSWERisotonic

correcting hyponatremia too quickly causes - ANSWERcentral pontine myelinolysis

Hypertonic Hyponatremia (>290) causes - ANSWERHHNK/hyperglycemia

isotonic hyponatremia (284-295) causes - ANSWERhyperproteinemia and
hyperlipidemia

hypotonic hyponatremia (<280) hypovolemic causes - ANSWERdiarrhea, vomitting,
third spacing of fluids common from pancreatitis, hypoalbuminemia, small bowel
obstruction, use of diuretics, use of osmotic diuresis with glucose and mannitol, salt-
wasting nephropathies, cerebral salt-wasting syndrome as seen with urinary salt
wasting, possibly caused by increased brain natriuretic peptide, and
mineralocorticoid deficiency.

hypervolemic hyponatremia causes - ANSWERrenal failure, nephrotic syndrome,
cirrhoses, iatrogenic causes, and heart failure

euvolemic hyponatremia causes - ANSWERcertain drugs like desmopressin, oxytocin,
SSRIs, thiazide diuretics, antipsychotics, MDMA, ecstasy, and NSAIDS. Conditions
include SIADH, Addison's disease, hypothyroidism, primary polydipsia, potomania,
excessive fluids, iatrogenic

two main causes of osmotic diuresis - ANSWERhyperglycemia and mannitol

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