Term
| would an IV running at 500 mL/hr be for replacement or maintaining? |
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Definition
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Term
| Abnormal sources of intake |
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Definition
iv fluids
nutritional supplements
blood products
colloids |
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Term
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Definition
| plasma expanders- h2o is drawn to it ex(albumin) |
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Term
| Abnormal sources of output |
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Definition
disease related precesses
trauma (blood)
meidcal interventions (meds, ng suction, surgery) |
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Term
Dehydrated vessels will.....
and the heart rate will.... |
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Definition
| constrict and heart rate increases |
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Term
| with fluid overload vessels will |
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Definition
| dilate and relieve workload of the heart |
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Term
primary regulators
Renal
Endocrine
Cardiovascular
Gastorintesntial
pulmonary |
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Definition
renal-kidney
endocrine-hormones
cardiovascular-barareceptors, chemoreceptors
pulmonary -hyper and hypoventlation |
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Term
| Major regulator of Renal... |
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Definition
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Term
| Glomerular cells secrete... |
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Definition
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Term
| renin is secreted in repsonce to... |
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Definition
| decrease plasma volume, decreased BP ore decreased serum Na+ |
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
ANTIdiuretic hormone
aka water conseving hormone
aka vasopressin |
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Term
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Definition
casuese reabsorption of NA+ and H@O
excretion of K+ |
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Term
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Definition
total absence of ADH
symptoms
plyurea
plydypsea (thirst)
pale colorless urine
Increased plasma osmolarity
decrease urnine osmolarity
normal urine osmolarity 1.010-1.020 |
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