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| Fluid that is inisde the cell? |
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| Fluid that is outside the cell? |
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| A balance between fluids and electroyltes? |
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| Fluid within the blood vessels? |
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| Fluids between the blood vessels and the cells? |
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| Cerebrospinal fluid, pericardial fluid, and Synovial fluid are called what type of fluid? |
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| the movement of water through a semipermeable membrane from an area of lower concentration of solute to higher concentration solute? |
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| This solution has the same amount of water and elctrolytes as the body? |
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| A risk when using an isotonic solution? |
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| This solution has more fluid and electrolytes init then our body does? |
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| In a hypertonic solution what is happening? |
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| Osmosis pulls water out of the cells causing the cells to shrink. |
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| This solution has less fluid and electrolytes then the body? |
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| What solution does not have osmosis occur? |
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| Complications of IV therapy? |
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Tissue Trauma
Infiltration
Inflammation
Infection
Fluid Volume Excess
Embolism |
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