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BODY FLUID
BODY FLUID COMP.
BF MOVEMENT
IV FLUIDS
NURSING CARE
100
Approximately this percentage of a healthy adult's body weight is water
What is 60
100
Charged particles
What is electrolytes
100
Substance dissolved in liquid
What is solute
100
Fluid with a higher osmolality than body fluids
What is hypertonic
100
Decreased intravascular, interstitial, and/or intracellular fluid causes this nursing diagnosis
What is Deficient Fluid Volume
200
The two distinct compartments in the body
What is intracellular and extracellular
200
Cations
What is K, Na, Ca
200
Component that will dissolve the solute
What is solvent
200
Blood cells remain the same size with this IV fluid
What is isotonic
200
Lab test that measures the solute concentration of the blood
What is serum osmolality
300
Makes up 2/3 of total body fluids
What is intracellular
300
Anions
What is Cl, HCO3
300
Solute in the body
What is oxygen, electrolytes, CO2, glucose, proteins, urea
300
IV fluid given to draw fluid out of the rbc's, causing them to shrink
What is hypertonic
300
Lab test that indicates renal perfusion
What is urine Na and Cl excretion
400
Three types of extracellular fluid
What is interstitial, intravascular, and transcellular
400
Principle electrolytes in extracellular fluid
What is Na, Cl, HCO3
400
Solvent in the body
What is water
400
IV fluid given to restore vascular volume (replace fluid losses)
What is isotonic
400
Oral intake that is recorded as 1/2 the volume
What is ice chips
500
Provides medium for metabolic cell processes
What is intracellular fluid
500
Principle electrolytes in intracellular fluid
What is K, Mg, Phosphate, sulfate
500
Movement of water across the cell membrane from less concentrated solution to greater concentrated solution
What is Osmosis
500
IV fluid given for cellular dehydration
What is hypotonic
500
Minimum urinary output in ml/kg/hr
What is 0.5