ANSWERS GUARANTEE A+
✔✔What is the normal lab values for Potassium? - ✔✔3.5-5.0
✔✔What is the term/symptoms for Low Potassium? - ✔✔hypoKAlemia
heart irregularities, lethargy, fatigue, leg cramps, muscle weakness
✔✔What is the term/symptoms of High Potassium? - ✔✔hyperKAlemia
confusion, cardiac arrest
✔✔What is the normal lab range for Calcium? - ✔✔8.5-10.5
✔✔What is the term/symptoms for Low Calcium? Tests for low Ca? - ✔✔hypoCAlcemia
neuromuscular issues, muscle tremors, tingling, confusion, anxiety
*tests -> Chvostek's-> tap on side of face causes winl
and Trousseau's -> pump a BP cuff and will cuff
✔✔What is the term/symptoms for high calcium? - ✔✔hyperCAlcemia
neuromuscular issues, mescle tremors, tingling, confusion, anxiety
✔✔What is the normal lab range for Magnesium? - ✔✔1.5 - 2.5
✔✔What is the term/symptoms for Low Magnesium? - ✔✔hypoMAgnesmia
tachycardia, increase refelxes, short breath, anxiety, shaking, tremors, irritation
✔✔What is the term/symptoms of High Magnesium? - ✔✔hyperMAgnesmia
lethargy, hypotesion, low heart rate, respiratory depression, watch neuromuscular
✔✔What is the normal lab level of Chloride? - ✔✔95-108
*works w Na to balance fluids
✔✔What is the function & normal lab range for Phosphate (PO4)? - ✔✔binds w/Ca to
promote muscle & nerve action
2.5-4.5
, ✔✔Describe high phosphate & low phosphate & food sources. - ✔✔High- pt in chemo
or renal failure
Low-pt w alcohol withdrawl or DKA
Sources-meat & fish, milk, carbonated beverages
✔✔Describe Bicarbonate (HCO3) function & lab ranges. - ✔✔22-26
acid/base balance, kidney function, respiratory system
*found in ECF & ICF
✔✔Describe fluid volume deficit. - ✔✔hypoVOlemia
isotonic loss of water & electrolytes (loss of ECF) from trauma/surgery
✔✔What is Third Space Syndrome? - ✔✔fluid moved from vascular space to interstitial
space
*cellulitis/burns->fluids rush to site (oozing liquid)
✔✔Describe fluid volume excess. - ✔✔hyperVOlemia
too much Na in ECF from ingestion of too much Na, poor cardiac function, kidney
patients
isotonic gain of water & electrolytes
Edema->pitting edema
✔✔What is subjective data? - ✔✔aka symptoms
apparent only to the person affected and can only be described/verified by that person
(Subjective patient Says)
✔✔What is objective data? - ✔✔aka signs
detectable by an observer or measured or tested against an acceptable standard
(Objective nurse Observes)
✔✔What is nursing diagnosis? - ✔✔nurse's clinical judgement about the individual
describes human response
changes as client responds