Fluid Basics
a fever and experiencing sweating might increase their need for fluids because
What is To replenish fluid lost through sweat
It's important to sit beside the patient when assisting with feeding
What is it demonstrates unhurried care & provides a more relaxed atmosphere
How to Assess for Orthostatic hypotension
What is Check BP while lying down, sitting up, and standing.
A normal blood pressure rate
What is 120/80
Older adults may have a reduced sense of this, leading to lower fluid intake because of
What is age.
if a patient refuses assistance with eating due to feeling a loss of control what should you do
What is Encourage the patient to try feeding themselves as much as possible.
R.I.C.E Stands for
What is Rest, ice, compression and elevation
What is the range flow for a Nasal Cannula?
What is 1-6 LPM
Located Within the bloodstream and between cells
What is Extracellular fluid?
Celiac disease is
What is autoimmune disorder
Clients allergic to latex may also be allergic to which foods?
What is Bananas, Kiwi, Chestnuts
Skin is deeply damaged, wound shows muscles, tissues ,and ligaments
What is A Stage 4 Pressure Ulcers
several episodes of vomiting. Which of the following is a likely effect on the patient’s fluid balance?
(A)Increased fluid retention
(B)Decreased fluid output
(C)Increased fluid loss
(D)Stable fluid balance
What is (C)Increased fluid loss
Folic Acid is increased during pregnancy to
What is to prevents neural tube defects and increases red blood cells
Antidote for Coumadin
What is Vitamin K
45M= ____ tbsp
3tbsp
The fluid within blood vessels
What is intravascular fluid
Vitamin D its primary role is to
What is it Supports bone health by promoting calcium absorption
PAD is an occlusive disease of the
What is lower extremities
What is a created opening?
What is a Stoma