443 Fluid and Electrolytes

This type of dyalasis is preferred if the pt is hemodynamically unstable. Done in the ICU, slowly

This drug designed to decrease K produces osmotic diarrhea w K rich stool. Not given if paralytic ileus is present.

A ct has prerenal AKI following a AAA repair. UO is 60 in 2 hr and BP is 92/58. Which intervention do you expect?

Which is not expected in the plan of care for a burn victim?

An expected tx for anemia r/t CKD?

A patient with CKD needs what nutritional teaching?

a client has stage for CKD, which action should the nurse include in the plan of care?

Which would you expect for a client with prerenal AKI?

For long-term dialysis access, the nurse knows that she needs to assess

A nurse is gonna give fentanyl to a ct whi has a deep partial thickness burn over 60% of the body. Which route?

Pt has a full thickness burn on the anterior L arm, entire L leg and peritineum. What is the % TBSA that's burned?

Someone with AKI might get dialysis ___ at first

2 days after the AKI, the nurse is monitoring for hyponatremia, elevated BUN/Cr and notes 100mL/day UO. What stage?

Priority for a client w a 25% TBSA burn who has had wounds debrieded and covered w silver dressings would be...

After a kidney transplant, it takes a while for UO to increase

A client has burns over 35% of the BSA. Hoarse voice, brassy cough & drooling. This client has indications of...

You can draw blood out of a fistula

Which injury is least likely to result in a full-thickness burn?

What's the best way to determine if fluid resuscitation was effective?

An AKI patient has K of 5.7 & develops ECG changes. The nurse gets an order for calcium gluconate. What route?

AKI patients are put on a strict fluid restriction

You would NOT give this oral suspension that binds to K in the GI tract in emergency / life threatening hyperkalemia

Most common cause of AKI

Polyurea is a symptom of CKD

A nurse in a provider's office is assesing a severe sunburn. Which class should the nurse document?

A pt has a chemical burn that is dry/waxy, nonblanchable and doen't hurt. What degree?

BPH, kidney stones, or a kinked foley might cause this type of AKI

A client got deep partial thickness and full thickness burns over 40% of the body 24hr ago. Which S/S is NOT expected?

Which of the following is not a cause of prerenal AKI

Which lab would you expect for a client with stage 4 CKD?

How much fluid should be given in the first 8 hours to a 40 kg patient who has 20% TBSA burned?

Ct has burns to head neck and chest. After assessing ABCs & noting whezes are gone and breath sounds are decresed, next:

s/s of hypermag w CKD

Contractures are a major concern during the rehabilitative phase of burns

fluid and electrolyte shifts that occur during the early emergent phase of a burn injury include:

GFR is increased with AKI

A ct has postrenal AKI. Cr = 5. Which intervention should not be included?

It would be important to give pain medications after debriedment of burn wounds.