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| the following are: transportation, metabolism, solvents, lubricant, vascular volume, maintains temp., aids digestion and elimination.... |
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| uses of fluids in the body |
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| 2 places in our body we store water, with %'s |
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intracellular 70%
extracellular 30% |
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H20 distribution norms for:
adult
peds
geri |
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| factors to have less h20 in body (very general, 3) |
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| fat cells, female, I: age |
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injest liquids
consume foods with water within
cellular metabolism |
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| 15-3500 depends on age and renal function |
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| may have fluid restrictions if you had problems with (2) |
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insensible
ex: sweating, I: resp. rate |
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sensible
ex: vomiting, diarrhea |
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| measures amount of particles in urine |
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| specific gravity norm range |
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| specific gravity measures? |
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| Hydration status, based on count of particles in urine |
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| Kidneys produce how much daily? |
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| less than 20mL/hr signals? |
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| I: in ADH (from pituitary gland) leads to |
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| I: in H20 retention leading to I: urine concentration |
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renin triggers what?
(to retain Sodium and H20) |
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| aldosterone (in adrenal cortex) |
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Heart releases what?
this suppresses renin levels, I: GFR and vasodilation |
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| ANP (Atrial Natruiretic Peptide) |
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| Hormones involved with Fluids: |
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