Tachycardia,hypotension,dehydration,tenting, darkurineFluidDeficitSymptomsIV fluidsleavevascularspace intotissueInfiltrationNormalPotassiumlevel3.5-5.0What positionshould weplace patientin that haveARDSProneChief Regulatorof cellularenzyme activityand watercontentPotassiumWhat positionshould weplacepatients in forDyspneaFowlersNerve impulse,blood clotting,musclecontraction, andB12 absorptionCalciumBack Pain,Headache,flushing,and feverHemolyticInfusionReactionInflammationof a vein.Pain, redness,hardening ofveinPhlebitis8.3-10.6CalciumLevelInvolved inimportantchemicalreactions in thebody, celldivisionPhosphateHives,andSOBAllergicInfusionReactionDyspnea,weakness,fatigue, edema,shiny skin,hypertensionFluidExcessSymptomsMaintains osmoticpressure in bloodand produceshydrochloric acidChlorideFluids thatcan bemeasuredSensibleFluidLossBody'sPrimaryBufferSystemBicarbonateControls andregulatesvolume ofbody fluidsSodium135-145Sodiumlevel> 135 mEq/Land causedby excessiveloss ofsodiumHyponatremia> 145 mEq/Land causedby excesssodiumintakeHypernatremiaFluids thatcannot bemeasuredInsensibleFluidLossFluid withincells includespotassium,phosphorus,andmagnesiumIntracellularFluidMetabolism ofCarbs andProteins, vitalactionsinvolvingenzymesMagnesiumFluid outside ofcells includessodium,chloride, calciumand bicarbonateExtracellularFluidTachycardia,hypotension,dehydration,tenting, darkurineFluidDeficitSymptomsIV fluidsleavevascularspace intotissueInfiltrationNormalPotassiumlevel3.5-5.0What positionshould weplace patientin that haveARDSProneChief Regulatorof cellularenzyme activityand watercontentPotassiumWhat positionshould weplacepatients in forDyspneaFowlersNerve impulse,blood clotting,musclecontraction, andB12 absorptionCalciumBack Pain,Headache,flushing,and feverHemolyticInfusionReactionInflammationof a vein.Pain, redness,hardening ofveinPhlebitis8.3-10.6CalciumLevelInvolved inimportantchemicalreactions in thebody, celldivisionPhosphateHives,andSOBAllergicInfusionReactionDyspnea,weakness,fatigue, edema,shiny skin,hypertensionFluidExcessSymptomsMaintains osmoticpressure in bloodand produceshydrochloric acidChlorideFluids thatcan bemeasuredSensibleFluidLossBody'sPrimaryBufferSystemBicarbonateControls andregulatesvolume ofbody fluidsSodium135-145Sodiumlevel> 135 mEq/Land causedby excessiveloss ofsodiumHyponatremia> 145 mEq/Land causedby excesssodiumintakeHypernatremiaFluids thatcannot bemeasuredInsensibleFluidLossFluid withincells includespotassium,phosphorus,andmagnesiumIntracellularFluidMetabolism ofCarbs andProteins, vitalactionsinvolvingenzymesMagnesiumFluid outside ofcells includessodium,chloride, calciumand bicarbonateExtracellularFluid

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  1. Fluid Deficit Symptoms
    Tachycardia, hypotension, dehydration, tenting, dark urine
  2. Infiltration
    IV fluids leave vascular space into tissue
  3. 3.5-5.0
    Normal Potassium level
  4. Prone
    What position should we place patient in that have ARDS
  5. Potassium
    Chief Regulator of cellular enzyme activity and water content
  6. Fowlers
    What position should we place patients in for Dyspnea
  7. Calcium
    Nerve impulse, blood clotting, muscle contraction, and B12 absorption
  8. Hemolytic Infusion Reaction
    Back Pain, Headache, flushing, and fever
  9. Phlebitis
    Inflammation of a vein. Pain, redness, hardening of vein
  10. Calcium Level
    8.3-10.6
  11. Phosphate
    Involved in important chemical reactions in the body, cell division
  12. Allergic Infusion Reaction
    Hives, and SOB
  13. Fluid Excess Symptoms
    Dyspnea, weakness, fatigue, edema, shiny skin, hypertension
  14. Chloride
    Maintains osmotic pressure in blood and produces hydrochloric acid
  15. Sensible Fluid Loss
    Fluids that can be measured
  16. Bicarbonate
    Body's Primary Buffer System
  17. Sodium
    Controls and regulates volume of body fluids
  18. Sodium level
    135-145
  19. Hyponatremia
    > 135 mEq/L and caused by excessive loss of sodium
  20. Hypernatremia
    > 145 mEq/L and caused by excess sodium intake
  21. Insensible Fluid Loss
    Fluids that cannot be measured
  22. Intracellular Fluid
    Fluid within cells includes potassium, phosphorus, and magnesium
  23. Magnesium
    Metabolism of Carbs and Proteins, vital actions involving enzymes
  24. Extracellular Fluid
    Fluid outside of cells includes sodium, chloride, calcium and bicarbonate