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Q 1/9
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If you were walking across the Sahara Desert with an empty canteen, the amount of ADH secreted would most likely:
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decrease
have no effect
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Stay the same
Q 2/9
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Giving a hypertonic IV solution to a patient may cause too much fluid to be
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pulled from the cells into the bloodstream, which may cause the cells to increase in size
pulled from the cells into the bloodstream, causing the cells to shrink
pulled out of the bloodstream into the cells
pushed out of the bloodstream into the extravascular spaces
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If you were walking across the Sahara Desert with an empty canteen, the amount of ADH secreted would most likely:
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Giving a hypertonic IV solution to a patient may cause too much fluid to be
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A patient comes into the ER with severe burns. The nurse knows to expect the patient to be at risk for which electrolyte imbalance?
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Populations at risk for dehydration include:
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What is the priority nursing intervention for a patient who has been diagnosed with hypovolemic shock?
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One sign of hypervolemia is
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You're teaching a patient with hypernatremia that he needs to restrict daily intake of sodium. which foods high in sodium should you tell him to avoid?
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Which of the following disorders would cause hyponatremia?
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A patient at the doctor's office for an anual check-up has been told to watch their sodium intake. Which of the following statements would tell the nurse that the patient needs more education about how to maintain electrolyte levels?
