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Exam 3 Fundamentals B260 IUPUI
water that contains dissolved or suspended substances such as glucose, mineral salts, and
proteins - ANS-Fluid

Volume - ANS-Fluid amount

osmolality - ANS-Fluid concentration

electrolyte concentration - ANS-Fluid composition

pH - ANS-Degree of Acidity

The characteristics of body fluids influence body system function through their effects on cell
function. All of these characteristics have regulatory mechanisms, which keep them in balance
for normal function. - ANS-Characteristics of body fluids

1100-1400mL - ANS-Normal Oral intake

800-1000mL - ANS-Normal Foods intake fluid

300mL - ANS-Metabolism normal intake fluid

500-600mL - ANS-Skin (sweat output) fluid

400 mL - ANS-insensible lungs output fluid

100-200 mL - ANS-GI output fluid

1200-Ml - ANS-Urine output Fluid

2200-2700 mL - ANS-Total output fr fluid

2200-2700mL - ANS-Total intake fluid

infants, patients with neurological or psychological problems, and older adults who are unable to
communicate their thirst. - ANS-Who are at risk for dehydration? and why?

patient weight - ANS-What is the best nursing indication for fluid status?

1st: 10kg = 100ml/kg
2nd: 10kg = 50ml/kg

,any other = 20 ml/kg
(10,5,2) - ANS-formula needed weight in kilograms

intracellular fluid, within cells. 2/3 total body water - ANS-ICF

Extracellular fluid (Fluid outside cells- but within body)
- interstitial
- intravascular
- transcellular - ANS-ECF

are secreted by epithelial cells and include cerebrospinal, pleural, peritoneal, and synovial fluids
- ANS-transcellular fluids

is blood plasma found in the vascular system. - ANS-Intravascular fluid

the fluids between cells and outside the blood vessels. These include lymph (fluid in the
lymphatic channels). - ANS-interstitial fluids

Measures the amount of hemoglobin in the blood and is a good measure of the blood's ability to
carry O2 throughout the body. - ANS-Hemoglobin test does what?

the amount of space (volume) RBC take up in the blood. - ANS-Hematocrit

- diarrhea
- fistula drainage
- hemorrhage
- Polyuria
- fever
This is volume deficit - ANS-Hypovolemia causes

High HR
Low BP
- pulse weak
- Increase RR
- severe fluid volume loss
- Urine output less than 500mL/day
- Alter mental status (confusion, drowsiness, lethargy, confusion) - ANS-If the Hypovolemia is
bad enough?? (signs and symptoms)

- turgor is diminished
- cool dry
- dry
- wrinkled
- thirsty

, - oral mucous membranes are dry - ANS-Skin signs and symptoms of HYPOvolemia

heart failure
renal failure
excessive intake of fluids - ANS-Causes of hypervolemia

- increase pulse, full and bounding
- full peripheral pulses
- increase BP
- distended neck veins - ANS-Cardiovascular changes in Hypervolemia

polyuria, nocturia
decrease in hematocrit BUN - ANS-Urine and Lab data for Hypervolemia

- Increase respiratory rate
- shallow respirations
- increase dyspnea with exertion or in the supine position
- pulmonary congestion and pulmonary edema
- SOB, Irritative cough, Moist crackles - ANS-Respiratory changes in HYPERvolemia

- Altered LOC
- Visual disturbances
- Skeletal muscle weakness
- paresthesias
- cerebral edema: headache, confusion, lethargy, diminished reflexes, seizures/coma -
ANS-Neurological changes in HYPERvolemia

Edematous may feel cool
- skin may feel taut and hard
- edema-eyelids, facial, dependent (sacrum), pitting, peripheral extremities

- increased motility
- enlarged liver - ANS-Skin and GI changes in Hypervolemia

- maintain oxygen to all cells (semi fowlers)
- vital signs Q4hr and PRN
- Tachycardia
- BP increase (overload) and Decrease BP (fluid deficit)
- Promote excretion of excess fluids: Meds as ordered: Diuretics
Monitor electrolytes, esp. Mg and K - ANS-Therapeutic intervention for Hyper/hypovolemia

- weight gain = fluid retention& overload
- weight daily 2.2lb=1 liter (1000ml)
- measure: all edematous parts, abdominal girth

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