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fluid intake number
2200-2700 ml/day
fluid output number
2200-2700 ml/day
ECF AND ICF
extracellular fluid (vascular, interstitial)

intracellular fluid (inside cell)
Fluid volume deficit-what is it and types?
types-isotonic( hypovolumia) and dehydration (loss of water ONLY)
signs of fluid volume deficits
increase heart rate, thirst, respiratory rate

decreased weight, skin turgor, blood pressure, oxygen levels, urine output
LAB VALUES OF FVD
hct greater than 3
bun greater than 20
urine specific gravity greater than 1.039
serum osmolarity greater than 300
na serun greater than 145
Fluid Volume excess what is it and what types?
isotonic (hypervolumia) and overhydration (gain of water only)
signs of FVE
decrease aldosterone
increase natriuretic peptides
increase pulse
increase blood pressure
edema and weight increase
crackles in lungs
dyspnea
JVD
CONFUSION
lab values of FVE
lowered hct
lowered serum os (less than 280)
lowered sodium (less than 135)
pulmonary congestion
respiratory alkalosis
Hypotonic solutions
draw water into cell (swells)
0.225% saline 1/4 NS
0.45% saline 1/2 NS
Isotonic solution
keep fluid balance (no shriveling or swelling)

0.9% saline NS

Ringer's Lactate
Lactated Ringers
RL or LR
Hypertonic solutions
draws water out of cell (shrivels)
3% saline
5% saline
Hypernatremia
treat with hypotonic
greater than 145-results in high BP, urine output
dry mouth
confused restless
increase heart rate
edema
decreased muscle strength
hyponatremia
treat with isotonic
use hypotonic if severe

less than 136
increased pulse
confusion headache lethargy
seizures
decreased muscle strength
low blood pressure

hyperkalemia
greater than 5
decreased heart rate
decrease BP, urine
confused, weak
EKG changes

metabolic aciddosis
hypokalemia
less than 3.5
decrease bowel sounds
constipation
decrease reflexes
arrhythmias
muscle cramps
weakness
pulse is irregular and weak
hypercalcemia
greater than 10.5
EKG changes
decreased LOC
constipation
hypocalcemia
less than 9
trousseau's and tingling/numbess
decreased pulse-ekg changes
diarrhea
chvostek's sign
low bp
low heart rate
hypermagnesia
greater than 2.4
decreased respiratory rate
decrease heart rate and BO
decreased level of consciousness
EKG changes
hypomagnesia
less than 1.7
increased muscle spasms
increase BP AND HEART RATE
constipation
normal urinary output
1200-1500 mLs daily

more than 30mLS every two hours
normal BUN AND CREATININE
BUN=10-20
Creatinine=0.5-1.2
normal phosphorus levels
2.5 to 5