Fluids Electrolytes (DSCC)

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14th February 2009

SG445

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Acid-Base Balance

Metabolic processes maintain a steady balance between acids & bases for optimal cell functioning

active transport

Movement across membrane from a less to more concentrated solution which expends metabolic energy

Anion

Negatively charged ion

Assessment I&O

Any changes in fluid intake more/less

Assessment Lifestyle

Dietary habits, stress, job, activity level, & work indoor or outdoor

Assessment Preexisting diseases

Kidney problems

Assessment Weight

Sudden changes & intentional or unintentional

Buffer

A substance or group of substances that can prevent excessive pH changes by removing or releasing hydrogen ions

Calcium Control

Negative feedback, dietary intake, & body storage

Calcium Functions

Formation & structure of bones & teeth, cell membrane permeability, & blood clotting

Calcium Sources

Milk, dairy products, dark leafy veggies

Calcium Values

8.4 - 10.2 mg/dL

Cation

Positively charged ion

Chloride Sources

Diet high in salt

Chloride Values

98-106 mEq/L

Diffusion

Process in which particles in a fluid move from higher to lower concentration

Electrolytes

Solutes that separate into electrically charged particles called ions when dissolved in a solvent

Extracellular

Fluid found outside cells

Filtration

Process by which water & diffusible substances move together in response to fluid pressure from a higher to lower pressure

Fluid Regulation

Body fluids are regulated by intake, hormonal control, & fluid output