NU 136: Exam 4 Review

Which of the following is the normal range for sodium?

Which of the following organs do LDH, CK, and troponins labs test?

Which of the following is a technique in which deep structures of the body are visualized by recording waves?

True or False? Water is not critical in maintaining homeostasis.

What are the medical terms for 1. Low Calcium and 2. High Calcium?

Which of the following is the normal range for hemoglobin?

What state would cause an increase in pH, no change in CO₂, and an increase in HCO₃?

What are the medical terms for 1. Low Chloride and 2. High Chloride?

Which of the following is not a sign of fluid volume overload?

What organ is the main organ needed for fluid excretion?

Which of the following is not a sign/symptom of dehydration?

What type of edema spreads throughout the body?

What state would cause a decrease in pH, no change in CO₂, and a decrease in HCO₃?

What electrolyte aids in muscle activity and nerve impulse transmission?

Which of the following is the normal range for BUN?

Which of the following could be a result of fluid volume deficit?

Which of the following tests is a study of the kidneys, ureters, and bladders?

Which of the following is the normal range for Bicarbonate?

Which of the following is the normal range for Calcium?

True or False? A condition which alters fluid volume also alters the plasma volume, BP, and circulation.

What electrolyte is needed for acid-base balance and hydrochloric acid production?

What type of edema leads to "puffy eyes?"

Which of the following is the normal range for Phosphate?

What electrolyte is needed for acid-base balance?

Which of the following is the normal range for Hematocrit?

Which of the following tests is used to inspect the digestive tract?

What are the medical terms for 1. Low Phosphate and 2. High Phosphate?

Approximately how much blood does the average human body have?

Which of the following is the normal range for Blood Glucose?

What electrolyte is needed for ATP production?

Which of the following is the normal range for Chloride?

What is the most abundant in intracellular fluid? Nerve impulse transmission, muscle contraction, and acid-base balance.

What type of transport moves from a lower concentration to a high concentration?

Which of the following tests is used to inspect the larynx, trachea, and bronchi?

What are the medical terms for 1. Low Sodium and 2. High Sodium?

Which of the following tests is a study of respiratory function?

Which of the following is the normal range for white blood cell (WBC) count?

True or False? Signed consents are needed for all invasive tests or tests that require medication.

Which of the following is the normal range for Potassium?

Which of the following is the normal range for platelets?

What are the medical terms for 1. Low Potassium and 2. High Potassium?

Which of the following tests is used to inspect the lower bowel?

Which of the following tests is used to trace the brain's wave?

Which of the following exams may cause constipation?

Which of the following tests is used often if a patient is taking Warfarin?

What state would cause a decrease in pH, an increase in CO₂, and no change in HCO₃?

Which of the following is not a function of body fluids?

What is the normal pH for blood gases?

What state would cause an increase in pH, a decrease in CO₂, and no change in HCO₃?

What electrolyte's function is water regulation and balance? It is also the most abundant cation in extracellular fluid.

What electrolyte aids in muscle activity and blood coagulation? It is also key to the formation of bone and teeth.

What hormone is needed for fluid balance?

Which of the following tests uses a fluoroscope and an x-ray on a fluorescent screen?

What are the medical terms for 1. Low Magnesium and 2. High Magnesium?

Which of the following organs do Bilirubin, ALT, ALP, and Albumin labs test?

What organ is a BUN and creatinine test testing the function of?

Which of the following tests is used to identify a cause of biliary obstruction?

In a 24 hour period, what should the average intake and output be for a healthy patient?

Which of the following is an ESR lab testing for?

Which of the following tests is used often if a patient is taking Heparin?

Which of the following is the normal range for Magnesium?

What type of edema usually occurs when fluid accumulates in the sacral region or lower extremities?