Assessment Findings Flashcards

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Fluid volume deficit cardiovascular findings

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thready, increased HR
decreased BP and orthostatic hypotension
flat neck
diminished peripheral pulse
decreased central venous pressure
dysrhythmias

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Fluid volume deficit respiratory findings

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increased rate and depth
dyspnea

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Fluid volume deficit neuromuscular findings

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lethargy to coma
fever
skeletal muscle weakness

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Fluid volume deficit renal findings

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decreased urine output

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Fluid volume deficit integumentary findings

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dry skin
poor turgor, tenting
dry mouth

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Fluid volume deficit GI findings

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decreased motility
diminished bowel sounds
constipation
thirst
decreased body weight

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Fluid volume deficit laboratory findings

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all increased

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Fluid volume excess cardiovascular findings

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bounding, increased HR
elevated BP
distended neck
elevated central venous pressure
dysrhythmias

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Fluid volume excess respiratory findings

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increased rate (shallow)
dyspnea
moist crackles on auscultation

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Fluid volume excess neuromuscular findings

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altered LOC
headache
visual disturbance
skeletal muscle weakness
paresthesias (tingling sensation)

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Fluid volume excess renal findings

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increased urine output

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Fluid volume excess integumentary findings

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pitting edema
pale, cool skin

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Fluid volume excess GI findings

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increased motility
diarrhea
increased body weight
liver enlargement
ascites

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Fluid volume excess laboratory findings

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all decreased

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Hypokalemia cardiovascular findings

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thready, weak, irregular pulse
weak peripheral pulse
orthostatic hypotension
dysrhythmias

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Hypokalemia respiratory findings

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shallow, ineffective respiratory from skeletal muscle weakness
diminished breath sounds

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Hypokalemia neuromuscular findings

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anxiety, lethargy, confusion, coma
skeletal muscle weakness, leg cramps
paresthesias
deep tendon hyporeflexia

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Hypokalemia GI findings

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decreased motility
hypoactive to absent bowel sounds
nausea, vomiting, constipation, abdominal distention
paralytic ileus (intestines do not allow food to pass through)

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Hypokalemia lab findings

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potassium level less than 3.5 mEq/L

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Hypokalemia ECG findings

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depressed ST
shallow, flat, or inverted T waves
prominent U waves

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Hyperkalemia cardiovascular findings

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slow, weak, irregular HR
decreased BP
dysrhythmias

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Hyperkalemia respiratory findings

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respiratory failure due to profound weakness of skeletal muscle

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Hyperkalemia neuromuscular findings

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early: muscle twitches, cramps, paresthesias
late: profound weakness

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Hyperkalemia GI findings

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increased motility
hyperactive bowel sounds
diarrhea

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Hyperkalemia lab findings
potassium level more than 5.0 mEq/L
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Hyperkalemia 4 ECG findings
flat P waves prolonged PR intervals widened QRS complexes tall T waves
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Hyponatremia cardiovascular findings
normovolemic: rapid pulse rate, normal BP hypovolemic: thready, weak, rapid pulse rate; hypotension; flat neck veins hypervolemic: rapid, bounding pulse; normal or elevated BP
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Hyponatremia respiratory findings
shallow, ineffective respiratory due to skeletal muscles weakness
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Hyponatremia neuromuscular findings
skeletal muscle weakness diminished DTRs
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Hyponatremia CNS findings
headache confusion seizures coma personality changes
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Hyponatremia GI findings
increased motility hyperactive bowel sounds diarrhea abdominal cramping
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Hyponatremia renal findings
increased urine output
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Hyponatremia integumentary findings
dry mucous membranes
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Hyponatremia lab findings
sodium level less than 135 mEq/L decreased urinary specific gravity
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Hypernatremia cardiovascular findings
HR and BP respond to volume status
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Hypernatremia respiratory findings
hypervolemia: pulmonary edema
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Hypernatremia neuromuscular findings
early: muscles twitches, irregular muscle contractions late: skeletal muscle weakness, diminished or absent DTRs
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Hypernatremia CNS findings
altered cerebral function agitation, confusion, seizures lethargy, stupor, coma
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Hypernatremia GI findings
extreme thirst
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Hypernatremia renal findings
decreased urinary output
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Hypernatremia integumentary findings
dry and flushed skin dry and sticky tongue and mucous membranes edema, depending on fluid volume
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Hypernatremia lab findings
sodium level more than 145 mEq/L increased urinary specific gravity
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Hypocalcemia cardiovascular findings
decreased HR hypotension diminished peripheral pulses
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Hypocalcemia neuromuscular findings
twitches, cramps, seizures, tetany painful muscle spasms when inactive paresthesias positive Trousseau's and Chvostek's signs hyperactive DTRs anxiety. irritability
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Hypocalcemia GI findings
increased motility hyperactive bowel sounds diarrhea cramping
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Hypocalcemia lab findings
calcium level less than 9.0 mg/dL
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Hypocalcemia ECG findings
prolonged QT and ST intervals
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Hypercalcemia cardiovascular findings
early: increased HR late: bradycardia to cardiac arrest increased BP bounding, full peripheral pulses
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Hypercalcemia respiratory findings
ineffective respiratory due to profound skeletal muscle weakness
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Hypercalcemia neuromuscular findings
profound muscle weakness diminished or absent DTRs disorientation, lethargy, coma
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Hypercalcemia GI findings
decreased motility hypoactive bowel sounds constipation, anorexia, nausea, abdominal distention
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Hypercalcemia lab findings
calcium level more than 10.5 mg/dL
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Hypercalcemia ECG findings
shorten ST segments widened T waves heart block
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Hypomagnesemia cardiovascular findings
tachycardia hypertension
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Hypomagnesemia respiratory findings
shallow
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Hypomagnesemia neuromuscular findings
twitches, paresthesias positive Trousseau's and Chvostek's signs Hyperreflexia tetany, seizures
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Hypomagnesemia CNS findings
irritability confusion
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Hypomagnesemia lab findings
magnesium level less than 1.8 mEq/L
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Hypomagnesemia ECG findings
depressed ST segments tall T waves
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Hypermagnesemia cardiovascular findings
bradycardia hypotension
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Hypermagnesemia respiratory findings
insufficient if respiratory weakness is present
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Hypermagnesemia neuromuscular findings
diminished or absent DTRs skeletal muscle weakness
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Hypermagnesemia CNS findings
drowsiness, lethargy, coma
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Hypermagnesemia lab findings
magnesium level more than 2.6 mEq/L
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Hypermagnesemia ECG findings
prolonged PR intervals widened QRS complexes