Show:
Fluids
Intake and Output
Illness
Dehydration
Diet Disorders
100
Water
What is The largest single component in the body
100
fluids at room temperature that can be seen through
What is Clear Liquids
100
Fluid gain in the abdomen
What is Ascites
100
High levels of this electrolyte result in fluid retention
What is Sodium
100
three of the five common diet disorders
What is house, clear liquid, full liquid, soft, low residue
200
Six Days
What is the length of time an adult can survive without water
200
The mL equivalent of 1 fluid ounce
What is 30 mL
200
Swelling of the extremities, measured in severity +1 +2 +3 or +4
What is Pitting Edema
200
also known as cations which regulate many aspects of our bodies functions
What is Electrolytes
200
use of the GI tract to provide nutrition
What is enteral nutrition
300
Oxygen
What is the bodies only need more vital than water
300
Three examples of Intake
What is any liquid or solid food consumed
300
pinching the skin to check for elasticity is also known as...
What is skin turgor
300
decreased urine output or no urine output are known as...
What is oliguria and anuria
300
the three types of tube feedings
What is Bolus, Intermittent, and continuous
400
Five functions of water within the body
What is nutrient transport, blood/hormone/enzyme transport, cell structure maintenance, blood pressure/blood volume, maintains body temperature, lubrications, facilitates digestion
400
Water loss that can not be perceived by the nurse
What is Insensible loss
400
Three types of people more at risk for hydration related illnesses
What is elderly, children, and people already ill
400
three causes of dehydration
What is physical activity, environmental temperature, diuretics, fever, vomiting, diarrhea, eating disorder
400
The best way to check for correct placement of tube
What is xray
500
where 70% of water is located
What is Muscle tissue
500
the average total water intake via food and drink per day
What is 2450 mL
500
decreased intravascular volume can lead to decreased blood pressure, increased pulse, and finally peripheral circulatory failure, also known as...
What is Shock
500
for patients with dehydration it is necessary to replace fluids in either of these two ways
What is PO or IV
500
concentrated hypertonic solutions given through IV
What is Parenteral Nutrition