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22 Cards in this Set
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What is the purpose of fluid balance? |
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How can fluid loss occur? |
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What are the three different fluid compartments? |
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What are the common fluid types found in IVs? |
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Information about osmosis and tonicity |
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How do kidneys maintain fluid balance (part1)? |
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How do kidneys maintain fluid balance (part 2, how does this work)? |
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How do hormones regulate fluid balance (part 1)? |
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How do hormones regulate fluid balance (part 2)? |
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Some examples of IV solutions and the fluid within them |
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What are colloids? |
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What are the pros and cons of colloids? |
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What are crystalloids? |
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What are the pros and cons of crystalloids? |
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Why do we do intravenous therapy? (IVT) |
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What are the most suitable IV placement positions? |
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What are the 6 rights of medication administration? |
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Information about labeling and about information about additives |
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What are vents? |
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Examples of complications that need to be observed IMPORTANT! |
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What must happen during IVT? |
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Terms and tasks to learn |
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