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PNl 4003l Midterml Examl (Latestl 2025/l 2026l Update)l Guidel Q/Al |l Gradel A|l 100%l Correctl (Verifiedl Answers)

Q:l whichl electrolytesl relatel tol osmoticl pressure?

Answer:

sodium,l chloride,l potassium,l calcium,l magnesium,l andl phosphate

Q:l calciumsl rolel inl thel body

Answer:

-l 99%l ofl calciuml inl thel bodyl isl foundl inl solidl minerall depositsl inl thel bonesl andl teeth -l thel remainingl 1%l isl foundl inl intracellularl fluid,l bloodl andl extracellularl fluid -l calciuml foundl inl thel body'sl fluidl playsl al rolel inl nervel transmission,l musclel contractions,l bloodl pressurel regulationl andl thel releasel ofl hormones

Q:l hypercalcemial s/s

Answer:

Musclel weakness,l Constipation,l Anorexia,l N/V,l Polyuria,l Polydipsia,l Neurosis,l Dysrhythmias,

Q:l hypocalcemial s/s

Answer:

C.A.T.S.

Cl -l Convulsions A-l Arrhythmias Tl -l Tetanyl (involuntaryl contractionl ofl muscles) Sl -l Spasmsl andl stridor 1 / 3

Q:l sensiblel fluidl loss

Answer:

Measurablel andl perceived;l urine,l diarrhea,l ostomy,l gastricl drainage.

Q:l insensiblel fluidl loss

Answer:

Occursl dailyl throughl lungsl andl skin--cannotl bel measuredl forl accuratel output

Q:l hypervolemial s/s

Answer:

-Hypertension -Boundingl pulsel -JVD -Peripherall edema -↑l urinel outputl thatl isl dilutel -Acute,l rapidl weightl gain -S3l heartl soundl inl adults -Bulgingl fontanelsl inl infants -Cracklesl onl auscultation -Dyspnea,l coughl andl increasedl RR -Mentall statusl changesl (headache,l confusion,l lethargy;l seizuresl possible)

Q:l whatl isl urinel specificl gravity?

Answer:

Thel ratiol ofl weightl ofl al givenl volumel ofl urinel tol thel weightl ofl thel samel volumel ofl distilledl waterl atl al constantl temperature

Q:l normall urinel specificl gravity 2 / 3

Answer:

1.005l -l 1.030l

Dehydrationl -l Highl (concentrated) Overhydrationl -l Lowl (dilute) Diabetesl insipidusl -l Lowl (inabilityl tol concentratel urine) Diabetesl mellitusl -l Highl (duel tol glucosel inl urine) Chronicl kidneyl diseasel (CKD)l -l Fixed,l oftenl aroundl 1.010l (lossl ofl concentrationl ability) Proteinurial (e.g.,l nephroticl syndrome)l -l High Heartl failurel -l Highl (duel tol reducedl perfusionl tol kidneys)

Q:l whatl isl creatine

Answer:

Al naturallyl occurringl compoundl producedl byl yourl bodyl thatl helpsl musclesl producel energyl andl delaysl musclel fatigue.

Q:l normall creatinel levels

Answer:

0.6-1.2l mg/dL

Q:l highl creatinel labsl arel causedl by:

Answer:

Kidneyl Dysfunction,l Dehydration,l Musclel Damagel (Rhabdomyolysis):

Q:l lowl creatinel labsl causedl by:

Answer:

Inadequatel Diet,l Liverl orl Kidneyl Disease

leadsl tol reducedl musclel strengthl andl neurologicall issues

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PNl 4003l Midterml Examl (Latestl 2025/l 2026l Update)l Guidel Q/Al |l Gradel A|l 100%l Correctl (Verifiedl Answers) Q:l whichl electrolytesl relatel tol osmoticl pressure? Answer: sodium,l chlorid...

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