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She is dehydrated
Choose an answer
1 What occurs during osmosis?
2 Select the mechanism that best explains the corresponding example.
Match the description with the type of fluid imbalance. (Select an item from the left
3 column first, then select the corresponding item in the right column, and a line will appear
to match the two chosen items. To deselect a chosen item, just select that item again.)
Based on the assessment data, what hypothesis can be made about her underlying
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condition?
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,What occurs during osmosis? Water moves from an area of lower solute
concentration to an area of higher solute
concentration.
What is the difference in osmotic The osmotic pressure is the same between both
pressure between the two bottles of bottles.
cola in the image below?
Two bottles of cola were poured into
a glass containing a semi-permeable
membrane separating the cola.
Drag the compartment name to the chart
corresponding location on the image.
Which hormones will the body use Antidiuretic hormone
when there is too much fluid (fluid Aldosterone
overload) or too little fluid Atrial natriuretic peptide
(dehydration)? Select all that apply.
Match the description with the type of chart
fluid imbalance. (Select an item from
the left column first, then select the
corresponding item in the right
column, and a line will appear to
match the two chosen items. To
deselect a chosen item, just select that
item again.)
After being out at the beach for hours, Hypovolemic fluid imbalance
an adult suffered from an extensive
sunburn covering their back, arms,
and legs. Which fluid imbalance is this
person most likely experiencing?
, Identify the signs and symptoms most chart
likely seen with each type of fluid
imbalance. Each sign or symptom may
be seen in more than one type of
fluid imbalance.
You suspect someone may have Daily weight
hypervolemia. Which tests would most
accurately support this?
Read the case scenario below, and chart
then select all the signs or symptoms
that are consistent with a fluid
imbalance.
Chris (preferred pronouns: he, him) is Hypovolemia due to dehydration
a high school football player who
came into the office after practice. He
said that he was dizzy and
lightheaded. The nurse in the office
took his blood pressure and it was
low. His pulse rate was elevated. He
also had bruising on both arms. The
outside temperature during practice
was 105 degrees Fahrenheit, and Chris
forgot to bring water. He has no
medical history, but his father has a
history of heart disease and kidney
disease.
What Could It Mean?
Which of the following types of fluid
imbalance could this student be
experiencing?