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In ICF what is the active solute and regulation?
Potassium, Na/K ATPase
In ECF what is the active solute and regulation?
Sodium, Kidney
In plasma what is the active solute and regulation?
Protein, Albumin
What two components that can freely cross both membranes?
Water, Urea
What are the causes for edema?
1.Obstruction of lymphatic flow
2. Dec collodial osmotic pressure
3.Increased capillary pressure
4.Increased capillary permeability
How do u assess edema?
1.Daily weight
2.I/O
3.Visual assessment
4.Measurement of affected part
5.Apply finger to assess
What is 3rd spacing?
Place where fluid doesn't exist
(pericardial sac, peritoneum cavity, and pleural cavity)
What are clues to finding fluid balance?
1. I/O, daily weight, mucous membranes(dry)
2.Lungs sounds: (crackles, rales, wheezes)
3.Vein : Hgb, edema, pulse
4.urine specific gravity
5.Pulses
6.Edema, skin tugor
7.BP
8.Heart sounds
What factors cause watter to move from one compartment to another?
1.Plasma osmolality
2.Hypothalmic osmoreceptors
3.ADH, thirst
4.Urine osmolality, Water intake
What is the normal range of plasma osmolaltiy?
280-290 mOsm/kg
What is the function of ADH?
Function 1: Anti-diuretic
Regulates serum osmolality by controlling water excretion
Function 2: Vasopressin
Regulates vascular smooth muscle tone
What stimulates ADH?
Stress, hypoglycemia, nicotine, morphine, nausea, pregnancy, hypovolemia, hyperosmolality
What inhibits ADH?
ethanol, phenytoin, hypervolemia, hypo-osmolality
What percent should the effective circulatory volume be for ADH release?
10%
What percent should the ECF be for ADH release?
2%
ADH will lead to what kind of urine?
concentrated
NO ADH will lead to what kind of urine?
Dilute