Water Regulation Systems
ABGs
Potassium
Sodium
Randos
100

These sense fluid deficit/increase in the hypothalamus.

What are osmoreceptors

100

pH: 7.26

PaCO2: 42

HCO3: 17

What is Respiratory Acidosis.

100

This is low serum potassium

What is hypokalemia

100

Name 3 nursing management examples for pts with hyper or hyponatremia.

Monitor I&O and daily weights

Neurological function

Cardiovascular changes

Lab Values

100

This is a life-threatening complication of hypotonic solutions.

What is Cerebral Edema.

200

These 3 hormones are responsible for fluid balance.

What is ADF, ANF and Aldosterone

200

pH: 7.49

PaCO2: 30

HCO3: 23


What is Respiratory Alkalosis.

200

These 3 things cause potassium to move from ICF to ECF

What is Trauma to the cells, Acidosis and exercise

200

This is high serum sodium

What is hypernatremia

200

This is a level of spacing that consists of abnormal accumulation of interstitial fluid (edema).

What is second fluid spacing.

300

This is the amount of water that is lost per day from insensible water loss.

What is 900ml.

300

pH: 7.26

PaCO2: 52

HCO3: 34

What is 

300

Name 3 functions of potassium.

Transmission & conduction of nerve and muscle impulses

Maintain cardiac rhythms

Acid-base balance

300

These are signs and symptoms of hypernatremia

What is thirst, lethargy, confusion, seizures, coma

300

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What is the Year 3000?

400
These are signs and symptoms of dehydration.

What is tachycardia, thirst, decreased urine output, and decreased BP

400

pH: 7.32

PaCO2: 32

HCO3: 18

What is Metabolic

400

These 4 things cause potassium to move from ECF to ICF

What is Insulin, Alkalosis, Beta-adrenergic stimulation and cell building.

400

These are manifestations of hyponatremia

Confusion, Nausea and vomiting, seizures, coma

400

This happens when there is not enough Albumin in the blood.

What is Edema

500

These are the 6 main water regulation systems

Hypothalamic

Adrenal-Cortical         Renal

GI     Insensible water loss

Cardiac

500

pH: 7.35

PaCO2: 52

HCO3: 50

What is

500
These are manifestations of hyperkalemia

What are weak or paralyzed muscles, ventricular fibrillation, abdominal cramping and diarrhea.

500

This is treatment for severe hyponatremia

Small amounts of IV hypertonic saline solution (3% NaCl)

500

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What is 9pm PST / 12am EST