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Which takes up more of our bodies, ICF or ECF? correct answers ICF Which 2 things put infants at greater risk for fluid loss? correct answers Greater surface area, higher metabolic need Why are all kids kidney dysfunctional? correct answers Nephrons are not effective at excreting fluid, children cannot excrete excess fluid well Normal ped urine output? correct answers 1-3cc/kg/hr 3 most sensitive examination signs for Peds dehydration/hypovolemia? correct answers Prolonged cap refill Abnormal skin turgor Abnormal resp pattern What is another word for dehydration? correct answers Hypertonicity Where does fluid move when you are dehydrated? correct answers out of cells and into the blood What happens to cells when there is a lack of fluid? correct answers Shrink Where do you lose fluid from in hypovolemia? correct answers extracellular space Are you hyper or hypo volemic when you are dehydrated? correct answers Hypo What does your hematocrit look like when you are hypovolemic? correct answers HIGH What can 3rd spacing cause? correct answers hypovolemia What might your VS look like with hypovolemia? correct answers Tachycardia (heart is trying to pump out more volume) Orthostatic hypotension Which 4 things should you assess with hypovolemia/ dehydration? correct answers skin turgor tongue turgor oral membranes mucus membranes What would your lab values look like with dehydration/hypovolemia? (BUN and hematocrit) correct answers Elevated BUN/ hematocrit What does it mean if your PT is dehydrated and has a HIGH specific gravity? correct answers Kidney is attempting to conserve water