Med surge hesi v2 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

How can fever effect the body? increases metabolism increases the demand for O2 cause dehydration because of excessive fluid loss due to diaphoresis. Normal kidney excretion 1ml of urine per/kg/hr total daily urine output for adults mL electrolytes are profoundly affected by kidney problems Clients at High Risk for Pneumonia 1) altered LOC

What ages are at risk for Pneumonia? 65 or older and infants under 2 How can fever effect the body? increases metabolism increases the demand for O2 cause dehydration because of excessive fluid loss due to diaphoresis. Normal kidney excretion 1ml of urine per/kg/hr

What ages are at risk for Pneumonia? 65 or older and infants under 2 How can fever effect the body? increases metabolism increases the demand for O2 cause dehydration because of excessive fluid loss due to diaphoresis. Normal kidney excretion 1ml of urine per/kg/hr total daily urine output for adults mL electrolytes are profoundly affected by kidney problems

What ages are at risk for Pneumonia? 65 or older and infants under 2 How can fever effect the body? increases metabolism increases the demand for O2 cause dehydration because of excessive fluid loss due to diaphoresis. Normal kidney excretion 1ml of urine per/kg/hr total daily urine output for adults mL electrolytes are profoundly affected by kidney problems Clients at High Risk for Pneumonia 1) altered LOC 2) depressed or absent gag and cough reflexes 3) susceptible to aspirating oroph...

What ages are at risk for Pneumonia? - Answer- 65 or older and infants under 2 How can fever effect the body? - Answer- increases metabolism increases the demand for O2 cause dehydration because of excessive fluid loss due to diaphoresis. Normal kidney excretion - Answer- 1ml of urine per/kg/hr total daily urine output for adults - Answer- 1500-2000mL electrolytes are profoundly affected by - Answer- kidney problems Clients at High Risk for Pneumonia - Answer- 1) altered LOC 2)...

What ages are at risk for Pneumonia? 65 or older and infants under 2 How can fever effect the body? increases metabolism increases the demand for O2 cause dehydration because of excessive fluid loss due to diaphoresis. Normal kidney excretion 1ml of urine per/kg/hr