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Midterm preparations on Causes of Fluid Imbalance-Sherpath
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A nurse has been assigned to care for four patients. Which patient condition would the nurse recognize as at risk for fluid volume deficit (FVD)? Hemorrhage. Which statements accurately describe hypertonic fluid deficit?
Upon receiving the shift report, the nurse knows to monitor the patient with which condition for fluid volume excess (FVE)? Cirrhosis of the liver with low albumin. Fluid volume excess (FVE) can be caused by what problems? -Taking in too much fluid. -Retaining too much fluid. The nurse is developing an educational program for the staff. Which information regarding hypotonic fluid volume excess (FVE) should be included? -Retention of water is greater than sodium. -Serum osmolality decreases. -There is an increased circulating volume. Which information describes the unique features of isotonic type of fluid volume excess (FVE)? -Retention of water and sodium are equal. -There is no change in serum osmolality. Which statements by the nursing student regarding an isotonic fluid deficit demonstrate correct understanding of the condition? -Water and sodium are lost together equally. -Serum osmolality does not change.
A student nurse is studying fluid imbalances, including unique and common features. The student would include what information regarding the feature that hypotonic and isotonic FVE have in common? Increased circulating volume.