Nur 180 module 1 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

potassium lab values - Answer 3.5-5.0 chloride lab values - Answer 98-106 sodium lab values - Answer 135-145 pH values - Answer 7.35-7.45 PCO2 values - Answer 35-45 HCO3 values - Answer 22-26 calcium lab values - Answer 8.5-10.5 phosphorus lab values - Answer 2.7-4.5 1st spacing - Answer normal ICF and ECF 2nd spacing - Answer abnormal ICF, edema 3rd spacing - Answer fluid is trapped in cavities, ascites, burn edema isotonic IV fluids - Answer LR, NS, D5W hype...

potassium lab values - 3.5-5.0 chloride lab values - 98-106 sodium lab values - 135-145 pH values - 7.35-7.45 PCO2 values - 35-45 HCO3 values - 22-26 calcium lab values - 8.5-10.5 phosphorus lab values - 2.7-4.5 1st spacing - normal ICF and ECF 2nd spacing - abnormal ICF, edema 3rd spacing - fluid is trapped in cavities, ascites, burn edema isotonic IV fluids - LR, NS, D5W hypertonic IV fluid - 3% NS, D10W, D20W, D50W hypotonic IV ...

What function do the kidney's have on the body? - -control fluid and electrolyte balance -control acid-base balance -help control BP Acute Kidney Failure - -Occurs suddenly -Usually reversible -Reduction in blood flow/damage to kidneys' nephrons Chronic Kidney Failure - -Occurs slowly- irreversible -Caused by: chronaic glomerular disease, chronic infections, vascular diseases (HTN) -Nephrotoxic drugs -Diabetes Mellitus PRERENAL- 1st part of acute renal failure - Sudden/...

What function do the kidney's have on the body? - -control fluid and electrolyte balance -control acid-base balance -help control BP Acute Kidney Failure - -Occurs suddenly -Usually reversible -Reduction in blood flow/damage to kidneys' nephrons Chronic Kidney Failure - -Occurs slowly- irreversible -Caused by: chronaic glomerular disease, chronic infections, vascular diseases (HTN) -Nephrotoxic drugs -Diabetes Mellitus PRERENAL- 1st part of acute renal failure - Sudden/...

What function do the kidney's have on the body? - -control fluid and electrolyte balance -control acid-base balance -help control BP Acute Kidney Failure - -Occurs suddenly -Usually reversible -Reduction in blood flow/damage to kidneys' nephrons Chronic Kidney Failure - -Occurs slowly- irreversible -Caused by: chronaic glomerular disease, chronic infections, vascular diseases (HTN) -Nephrotoxic drugs -Diabetes Mellitus PRERENAL- 1st part of acute renal failure - Sudden/...

NUR 2349 Exam 3 Possible study guide – Key Concepts MODULE 6  What is Immunity? The normal physiologic response to microorganisms and proteins as well as conditions associated with an inadequate or excessive immune response.  Local signs of inflammation- pain, heat, redness, swelling, loss of function (severe)  B lymphocyte function in immune response (plasma cells, memory cells, Ig cells) Immunoglobulins are responsible for primary response to invading bacteria and viruses and p...

Rasmussen College: NUR 2755 /MDC4 EXAM Study Guide – Exam 1 module 5 Migraines – what foods might be a trigger? Migraine and seizure get Arul too. Take beta blocker daily. - Foods with yeast - MSG - Nitrates (meats), marinated foods - Pickled / fermented foods - Nuts - Artificial sweeteners - Smoked fish Chocolate, Cheese, yogurt ,Caffeine, nicotine, ice cream, alcohol, stress, fatigue Lunch/cured meat, hot dogs, smoked meats, Vinegar, Onions Caffeine, nicotine, ic...