Fluids:Electrolytes Flashcards

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SIADH-S/Sx
SG
Na+
Hct

A

Fluid volume excess–Edema, JVD, Wet, crackly lungs, Increased HR, BP, weight
Concentrated urine– Na+ >145 SG > 1.030 Hct > 47 female > 54 male

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SIADH-Tx

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Diuretics–
-ides + spirinolactone
Low Na+ diet
Bedrest- promotes diuresis

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Hypervolemia-Causes

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SIADH Heart failure (decreased cardiac output–> decreased kidney perfusion)
Kidney failure
Increased Na+ (alkaseltzer, fleets enema, high Na+ IVF)
Aldosterone

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Aldosterone
Function
Malfunction- Too much? Too little?

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Increases retention of Na+ and H2O
Too much= Conn’s and Cushings
Too little= Addison’s

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Isotonic solutions3

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NS, LR, D5W,

Do NOT use with kidney failure, heart failure or HTN

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Hypotonic solutions3

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D2.5W
1/2NS
0.33%NS
Fluid moves out of vascular space, into cells–> cellular edema! fluid volume deficit, hypotention.Used with pt. with HTN.

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Hypertonic solutions5

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D10W3 or 5% NS
DNS
TPN
AlbuminMoves fluid from excels into the vascular space
Severe burns, edema
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Magnesium and Calcium-HyperMg

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Think muscle first
Decreased tone, DTRs, HR, LOC, RR
Warmth, flush (vasodilation)

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Magnesium and Calcium

HyperCa

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Think muscle first
PTH
Immobilization
Hi-protein (added Phos) to diet–>Encourage Ca+ to go back into bones (move!)

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Magnesium and Calcium

HYPO Mg

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Think muscle first-
Increased rigidity, increased DTR, seizures, Chvostek/trousseau
Give Mg, but check kidney function before and during
Brassica

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Magnesium and Calcium

HYPO-Ca

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Think muscle first-
Increased rigidity, increased DTR, seizures, Chvostek/trousseau
Phosphate binders
Always heart monitor those with Ca supplementation

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Sodium
HYPER Na+
Causes
Sx
Tx
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Causes-Heat stroke, DI
S/Sx-Dry mouth, thirsty, swollen tongue
Tx-restrict Na+, increase fluids to dilute

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Sodium

HYPO Na+

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Causes- Not supplying body with electrolytes, too much water, SIADH
S/Sx- headache, seizure, coma
Tx- reduce water, increase Na+, 3-5%NS

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Potassium-HYPER K+
Causes
Sx
Tx

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Causes- kidney problems, aldactone (retains K+)
S/Sx- arrhythmias, muscle twitching–>weakness–>flaccid paralysis
Tx- dialysis(broken kidneys), Sodium Polystyrene Sulfonate.

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Potassium

HYPO K+

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Causes- NG suction, vomit, diuretics, starving
S/Sx- arrhythmias, muscle cramps to weakness
Tx- give K+, aldactone (retains K+).

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Pituitary is related to fluids how?

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It controls ADH. Damage to the pituitary (craniotomy, tumor, sinus surgery, transphenoidalhypophsectomy, increased ICP) can trigger SIADH or decreased ADH

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Fluid retention, think _____first

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Heart failure

18
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Hydrochlorithyazide

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Loses K+

Eat more potassium

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Furosimide

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Loses K+

Eat more potassium

20
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Aldactone

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Potassium sparing

Eat less potassium

21
Q

Bedrest induces_______

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Diuresis
Watch for:
Kidney stones
Constipation
DVT
SOB (secretions will be thicker, more difficult to cough up)
22
Q

Acities often caused by?

Fluid excess or deficit?

A

Liver problems

Deficit due to the fluid being in the peritoneum, not the vascular system

23
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Polyuria, think _____first

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Hypovolemic shock

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Mg and Ca act like ______

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Ca has an inverse relationship with _________
Phosphorus
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Dietary phosphorus?
Anything with protiens
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Diarrhea means the loss of which mineral?
Magnesium
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Sodium, think ______ changes
Neuro
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Serum sodium levels
135-145
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Serum Ca+
9-10.5
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Serum Mg
1.2-2.1
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Serum Potassium levels
3.5 - 5.0
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Hct levels Women? Men?
38-47% | 40-54%
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Specific gravity levels
0.010 - 0.030
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Causes of HYPERkalemia
Kidney problems
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Insulin carries glucose and ______ into the cells
Potassium, can be used for HYPERkalemia
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Sodium polystyrene
Exchanges sodium for potassium in GI tract. Sodium goes up, potassium goes down. Kayexalate. Watch for dehydration as sodium increases.
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If giving IV potassium, what do you watch for?
Must be diluted, and on a pump. Watch for urine output. If the output decrease, it means the pt. is retaining potassium.
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ADH, where is it released?
Pituitary, so if there is head trauma/surgery, increased ICP = ADH problems
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Diabetes insipidus | Cause
Not producing or metabolizing ADH.
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Magnesium and calcium | Act like ___________
Sedatives
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Common Sx of hyper or Hyponatremia?
Neuro changes | Fluid imbalances