Fluid Balance
Electrolytes
Acid-Base Balance
Cardiac and Vascular
Respiratory
100

This condition causes tachycardia, hypotension, and dry mucous membranes

Hypovolemia

100

Muscle weakness, constipation, and shallow respirations are signs of this imbalance

Hypokalemia

100

Normal blood pH range

7.35–7.45

100

Irregularly irregular rhythm with no P waves

Atrial fibrillation

100

Barrel chest and pursed-lip breathing are common in this disease

COPD

200

IV fluids like NS and LR are classified as this type of solution

Isotonic solutions

200

Peaked T waves and bradycardia are classic signs of this condition

Hyperkalemia

200

Low pH with high CO₂ indicates this disorder

Respiratory acidosis

200

Pulseless ventricular tachycardia requires this immediate intervention

Defibrillation

200

Sudden dyspnea, chest pain, and feeling of doom indicate this emergency

Pulmonary embolism

300

Bounding pulse, HTN, crackles, and weight gain indicate this fluid imbalance

Hypervolemia

300

Trousseau’s sign and Chvostek’s sign are associated with this electrolyte disorder

Hypocalcemia

300

Kussmaul respirations are a sign of this condition

Metabolic acidosis

300

Cool, hairless legs and intermittent claudication indicate this disease

Peripheral arterial disease (PAD)

300

Airborne precautions are required for this infection

Tuberculosis

400

This shock occurs when blood flow to organs is decreased, reducing oxygen delivery

Hypovolemic shock

400

This electrolyte imbalance can cause seizures, confusion, and headache due to low sodium

Hyponatremia

400

Hyperventilation leading to low CO₂ causes this imbalance

Respiratory alkalosis

400

Crackles, dyspnea, and frothy sputum are signs of this type of heart failure

Left-sided heart failure

400

Wheezing and chest tightness treated with albuterol suggest this condition

Asthma

500

This type of IV solution draws fluid out of cells (example: 3% NS)

Hypertonic solution

500

Respiratory depression, decreased reflexes, and cardiac arrest can occur with this condition

Hypermagnesemia

500

Vomiting and NG suctioning commonly lead to this condition

Metabolic alkalosis

500

Chaotic ECG rhythm with no pulse

Ventricular fibrillation

500

Fever, productive cough, crackles, and decreased O₂ saturation indicate this illness

Pneumonia

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