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NURS 5315 ADVANCED PATHO FLUID
AND ELECTROLYTE ACTUAL QUESTIONS
2026 WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS.
Which diagnosis are associated with lymphatic obstruction? -
correct answer-lymphatic channel blockage to tumor or
infection?
Where is the antiduretic hormone/vasopressin produced?
Where does is work? And What's its Job? - correct answer-
posterior pituitary
Kidneys
causes water reabsorption and decreased urine output
Where is the aldosterone produced? Where does is work? And
What's its Job? - correct answer-adrenal cortex
kidneys
increase sodium reabsoprtion, and conserves Na
Where is the angiotensin II produced? Where does is work?
And What's its Job? - correct answer-kidney
kidney
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stimulates aldosterone and retains sodium
Where is the natriuretic peptide (ANP and BNP) produced?
Where does is work? And What's its Job? - correct answer-Atria
of Heart
Kidney
increases water excretion
increased excretion of sodium
Solution that has <50% NA - correct answer-Hypotonic
Solution: Think TBI - pulls water out of cell to increase water
into interstitial cellular space - correct answer-hypertonic
solution
Intravascular Fluid Compartment - correct answer-8% of TBW
It's the Blood Plasma
Pattern of Fluid Shifts: blood pressure, vascular resistance
Interstitial Fluid Compartment - correct answer-25% of TBW
NURS 5315 ADVANCED PATHO FLUID
AND ELECTROLYTE ACTUAL QUESTIONS
2026 WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS.
Which diagnosis are associated with lymphatic obstruction? -
correct answer-lymphatic channel blockage to tumor or
infection?
Where is the antiduretic hormone/vasopressin produced?
Where does is work? And What's its Job? - correct answer-
posterior pituitary
Kidneys
causes water reabsorption and decreased urine output
Where is the aldosterone produced? Where does is work? And
What's its Job? - correct answer-adrenal cortex
kidneys
increase sodium reabsoprtion, and conserves Na
Where is the angiotensin II produced? Where does is work?
And What's its Job? - correct answer-kidney
kidney
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stimulates aldosterone and retains sodium
Where is the natriuretic peptide (ANP and BNP) produced?
Where does is work? And What's its Job? - correct answer-Atria
of Heart
Kidney
increases water excretion
increased excretion of sodium
Solution that has <50% NA - correct answer-Hypotonic
Solution: Think TBI - pulls water out of cell to increase water
into interstitial cellular space - correct answer-hypertonic
solution
Intravascular Fluid Compartment - correct answer-8% of TBW
It's the Blood Plasma
Pattern of Fluid Shifts: blood pressure, vascular resistance
Interstitial Fluid Compartment - correct answer-25% of TBW
