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Fluid & Electrolyte Edition

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Introduction

Your patient, Mr. Johnson, is a 65-year-old male admitted to the medical-surgical unit with a complex medical history. Your team will work together to assess, diagnose, and manage Mr. Johnson's fluid and electrolyte imbalances. Name: Mr. John Johnson Age: 65 Medical History: Hypertension AnxietyChronic kidney disease (stage 3) Recent diarrhea (3 days) Coronary artery disease

As Mr. Johnson's nursing team, your goal is to identify and manage his fluid and electrolyte imbalances, stabilize his vital signs, and escape the room

Current Symptoms: Fatigue Weakness Shortness of breath Confusion

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Upon initial assessment you find his vitals are:Heart Rate: 120 bpm, Blood Pressure: 180/100 mmHg, RR: 22/minOxygen Saturation: 92% on room air, Temperature 97.9, Pain level 3/10Based on the vital signs and history, what could the patient be experiencing?

Dehydration/Fluid volume deficit

Fluid Volume Overload

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What was in the patient's history that could be contributing to fluid volume overload?

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History of anxiety

History of chronic kidney disease

Recent history of diarrhea

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What vital sign lead you to the priority problem of fluid volume overload?

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Pain level 3/10

Temperature 97.9

Blood Pressure 180/100

Respiratory Rate 22

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During your assessment, you notice the following findings that would indicate fluid overload. How would this be documented?

Enlarged Thyroid

Jugular Vein Distention

Accessory Muscle Use

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Further assessment reveals this finding. How would you document this?

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+4 pitting edema

Severe non-pitting edema

+1 pitting edema

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Watch the following short video. What is not another name for fluid volume overload?

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Fluid Volume Excess

Hypervolemia

Polycythemia

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A BMP reveals the following results on your patient. The potassium results indicate which condition

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Hypokalemia

Hyperkalemia

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Potassium 6.2 mEq/L Sodium 130 mEq/LCalcium 8.5 mg/dL Magnesium 1.9 mEq/L Creatinine 2.5 mg/dL

The client's BMP indicates a sodium level that is within normal limits.

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True

False

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Potassium 6.2 mEq/LSodium 130 mEq/L Calcium 8.5 mg/dL Magnesium 1.9 mEq/L Creatinine 2.5 mg/dL

When reviewing the BMP, which lab value would be your priority concern for this patient?

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Tetany

Positive Chvosteks sign

Cardiac dysrhythmias

Confusion

Nausea

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You, the nursing team, have identified that the client's priorities are fluid overload, hyperkalemia, and respiratory support needed due to hypervolemia.When addressing the hyperkalemia, what symptoms would you be most concerned for?

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It is determined that the patient will need to be started on hemodialysis due to their CKD. However, the physician has also ordered continuous telemetry monitoring and medications to lower potassium level. What medication could be ordered to help lower the potassium level for this patient?

20 mEq Potassium Chloride IVPB

IV Dextrose and 5 units IVP insulin

Oral Spironolactone

0.9% NS at 50mL/hr

Oral Actonel 50mg

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The patient also currently has hyponatremia (Na 130 mEq/L). What other potential signs and symptoms may be seen in the patient due to this complication? * Consider why the patient is experiencing this abnormality

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Lethargy & confusion

Tetany & muscle spasm

Thirst & dry mouth

(+) Chvostek & Trousseau sign

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The physician also orders furosemide IVP to help decrease fluid volume and potassium level. The order reads Lasix 40mg IVP x1 now. This is the vial/dose that you have on hand. How many mLs would you administer?

1 mLs

1.5 mLs

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4 mLs

2.5 mLs

2 mLs

3 mLs

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Raise your hand to receive supplies to draw up your lasix. When you draw up the correct dose, raise your hand again to receive the code to continue on.

Code: 1234

Code: 2024

Code: 2412

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The patient is also experiencing respiratory symptoms due to fluid overload (RR, SpO2 level, dyspnea, crackles upon ausculatation). What nursing interventions can be done to help the client while the underlying cause is being treated?

Applying supplemental oxygen via nasal cannula

Encourage fluid intake to thin mucous secretions

Place the client in Sims position to aid with lung expansion

Encourage ambulation to encourage deep breathing and lung expansion

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The client has been in the hospital for 36 hours and received one dialysis treatment. Which assessment would indicate that the client's priority problem (fluid overload) is resolving?

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Stools becoming less frequent and more solid

Client's weight has decreased and returned to baseline

Client is experiencing thirst and hunger

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Clear lung sounds

Continuing your evaluation of the client, which finding would not indicate that the client is showing improvement with fluid overload?

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BP & HR within normal limits

Pain has resolved

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A. Respiratory distress

B. Hyponatremia, risk for coma

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C. History of anxiety

D. Fluid volume overload

E. Hyperkalemia, risk for dysrhythmias

Drag and sort correctlyConsidering all the client's problems upon admission. Sort from highest to lowest priority. What would be addressed first? Once you have selected your anser, click 'solution' to compare answers.

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What finding would indicate that the client's hyponatremia is resolving?

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Client does not need supplemental oxygen now

Patient is alert and oriented now

Client does not have any muscle cramping

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The client needs education on a low potassium /renal diet. What would the nurse include with this teaching?

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"You will need to switch out table salt for a salt substitute."

"You will need to limit foods such as prunes, potatoes, and bananas."

"You will need to drink about 2.5 Ls of water a day to flush out the kidneys."

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Completed

Congratulations, you have successfully assessed, treated, and evaluated your patient!

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