Fluid & Lytes

Which electrolyte can burn when administered IVPB?

Which 2 electrolytes can have a + Chvostek and Trousseau sign if they are low?

What value is considered normal for Mg?

Each tsp of table salt = ______mg of Na?

What food is a non dairy source of calcium?

What value is considered normal for K?

Which electrolyte is highest in chocolate & nuts?

Which of the following is indicative of fluid volume excess?

Which vitamin increases the absorption of Ca?

With which condition, would a client experience postural hypotension?

What is the normal range of Na?

How is severe hyperkalemia treated?

Which food is NOT high in sodium?

If a client's specific gravity > 1.020 (high), this indicates:

Which of the following is indicative of hypovolemia?

What color of urine would indicate dehydration?

A nurse notices spasms in the client's fingers, hands, and wrist while assessing BP. This is called:

Which electrolyte does NOT cause arrhythmias if too high or low?

Which medication can cause low K levels?

What value is normal for Ca?