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NFDN Final Exam Question and answers rated A+ 2024/2025 NFDN Final Exam Problems of Fluid Imbalance - correct answer - Electrolyte Imbalance - Acid-Base Imbalance - Deficient Fluid Volume - Excess Fluid Volume Who is Most at Risk for Dehydration? - correct answer Infants and Elderly ...

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NFDN Final Exam
Problems of Fluid Imbalance - correct answer ✔- Electrolyte Imbalance
- Acid-Base Imbalance
- Deficient Fluid Volume
- Excess Fluid Volume


Who is Most at Risk for Dehydration? - correct answer ✔Infants and Elderly


Hypovolemia - correct answer ✔- Differs from dehydration
- Loss of fluid volume


Hypovolemia S/S - correct answer ✔Oliguria, concentrated urine, weak &
rapid pulse, dizziness, thirst, weight loss, decreased blood pressure,
decreased skin turgor, weakness, confusion and muscle cramps


Hypervolemia - correct answer ✔- Fluid volume excess


Hypervolemia S/S - correct answer ✔Weight gain, SOB, wheezing,
tachycardia, pitting edema, increased BP, cough, increase urinary output,
distended neck veins, crackles


Electrolytes-ions - correct answer ✔Sodium (135-145)
Potassium (3.5-5.0)
Calcium (2.25-2.75)
Magnesium (0.65-1.05)
Chloride (98-106)

,Phosphorus (0.9-1.45)


Hyponatremia - correct answer ✔Deficient sodium in the blood (Na <135)


Hyponatremia Risk Factors - correct answer ✔Excessive sweating, vomiting,
diarrhea, excessive water intake


Hypernatremia - correct answer ✔High sodium in the blood (Na >145)


Hypernatremia S/S - correct answer ✔You are 'fried' or S.A.L.T.
F - Fever (low grade), flushed skin
R - Restless (irritable)
I - Increased fluid retention and increased BP
E - Edema (peripheral and pitting)
D - Decreased urinary output, dry mouth


S = Skin flushed
A = Agitation
L = Low-grade fever
T = Thirst


Acid-Base Imbalances - correct answer ✔- ABG (arterial blood gas)
- Based on the carbonic-acid buffer system
- Measures 6 components (pH, PaCO2, PaO2, oxygen sat, base excess &
biocarbonate)
- Deviation from a normal level is indicated by acid-base imbalance

,Normal pH is what? - correct answer ✔7.35-7.45


PACO2 - correct answer ✔- Partial pressure of carbon dioxide in arterial
blood
- Normal range 35-45 mmHg
- High: acidosis
- Low: alkalosis


PaO2 - correct answer ✔- Partial pressure in arterial blood
- Normal range 80-100 mmHg
- Low PaO2 indicated the patient is not oxygenating properly (hypoxemic)


Oxygen Saturation - correct answer ✔- Oxygen can be affected by pH &
PaCO2
- When PaO2 falls below 60 mmHg a large desaturation results


Base Excess - correct answer ✔- Normal range +2 to -2
- Base excess reflects deviations of pH
- Higher values of base excess indicate acidosis


Bicorbonates - correct answer ✔- Normal range is 22-26 mmol/L
- Excreted & retained by the kidneys to maintain normal acid base
environment
- Principal buffer of the ECF's of the body
- Less than 22 mmol/L insicated acidosis
- More than 22 mmol/L indicated alkalosis

, Respiratory Acidosis - correct answer ✔A drop in blood pH due to
hypoventilation (too little breathing) and a resulting accumulation of CO2


Respiratory Acidosis Treatment - correct answer ✔Improve ventilation -
bronchodilators, thrombolytics, antibiotics, semi-fowlers


Respiratory Alkalosis - correct answer ✔Arise in blood pH due to
hyperventilation (excessive breathing) and a resulting decrease in CO2


Metabolic Acidosis - correct answer ✔- Decrease in biocarbonate
concentration
- pH less than 7.35


Metabolic Acidosis S/S - correct answer ✔Drowsiness
Confusion
↓BP
Dysrhythmias (R/T Hyperkalemia)
Cold & clammy skin
Rapid respirations
- Clients at risk: renal disease, diabetic ketoacidosis, starvation & shock


Metabolic Acidosis Treatment - correct answer ✔Treat cause of metabolic
defeict
Give bicarbonate
If severe may need dialysis


Metabolic Alkalosis - correct answer ✔- Caused by increase in bicarbonate
concentration

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