Chapter 45: Agents Affecting the Volume and Ion Content of Body Fluids

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Chapter 45: Agents Affecting the Volume and Ion Content of Body Fluids


Froggy Jumps Chapter 45: Agents Affecting the Volume and Ion Content of Body FluidsOnline version applied pharmacology 6/4 by Kalyn Boothe 1 Which outcome would be expected with the administration of a diuretic that affects aldosterone production? a potassium excretion b sodium excretion c calcium retention 2 With any oral magnesium preparation, excessive doses may cause: a diarrhea b nausea and vomiting c blurred vision 3 How do you treat isotonic contraction? a 0.9% sodium chloride b 0.45% sodium chloride c 3% sodium chloride 4 Which organ is responsible for maintaining fluid volume and osmolarity? a kidneys b brain c blood vessels 5 Which side effect would the nurse monitor for in a patient with hypermagnesemia? a muscle weakness b seizures c tetany (muscle excitability) 6 Magnesium sulfate is the preferred treatment for severe hypomagnesemia. a For IV therapy, a 10% solution can be used, infused at a rate of 1.5 mL/min or less. b For IV therapy, a 15% solution can be used, infused at a rate of 2.0 mL/min or more. c For IV therapy, a 20% solution can be used, infused at a rate of 4.0 mL/min or less. 7 Which underlying disorder may cause complications when taking hydrochlorothiazide? a gout b mild hypertension c renal insufficiency 8 Which medication can be administered with spironolactone to offset the accompanying hyperkalemia? a furosemide b acetazolamide c mannitol 9 In which instance would the administration of mannitol to a patient be contraindicated? a crackles bilateral lungs b BP 102/60 mmHg c urine output 40 mL/hour 10 Which action by the nurse is appropriate while administering intravenous magnesium sulfate to a patient? a monitor respiratory rate b assess urine color and clarity c advise to follow a low-fiber diet 11 Which acid-base imbalance arises in chronic renal failure, loss of bicarbonate during severe diarrhea, or metabolic disorders that result in overproduction of lactic acid? a Metabolic acidosis b metabolic alkalosis c respiratory acidosis 12 Reducing potassium was not effective for a patient with hyperkalemia. What is the next step in treatment? a Oral or rectal administration of sodium polystyrene sulfonate b infusion of more insulin c increasing dietary potassium 13 Which medication should never be administered by IV Push? In fact, it is one of the agents used in lethal injections because rapid infusion results in cardiac arrest. a potassium chloride b magnesium sulfate c patiromer (veltassa) 14 Which acid-base imbalance is characterized by increases in both the pH and bicarbonate content of plasma? a metabolic alkalosis b respiratory alkalosis c metabolic acidosis 15 Which acid-base imbalance is caused by the retention of carbon dioxide secondary to hypoventilation? a respiratory acidosis b respiratory alkalosis c metabolic alkalosis

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Chapter 45: Agents Affecting the Volume and Ion Content of Body FluidsOnline version

by Kalyn Boothe

Which outcome would be expected with the administration of a diuretic that affects aldosterone production?

With any oral magnesium preparation, excessive doses may cause:

How do you treat isotonic contraction?

Which organ is responsible for maintaining fluid volume and osmolarity?

Which side effect would the nurse monitor for in a patient with hypermagnesemia?

Magnesium sulfate is the preferred treatment for severe hypomagnesemia.

Which underlying disorder may cause complications when taking hydrochlorothiazide?

Which medication can be administered with spironolactone to offset the accompanying hyperkalemia?

In which instance would the administration of mannitol to a patient be contraindicated?

Which action by the nurse is appropriate while administering intravenous magnesium sulfate to a patient?

Which acid-base imbalance arises in chronic renal failure, loss of bicarbonate during severe diarrhea, or metabolic disorders that result in overproduction of lactic acid?

Reducing potassium was not effective for a patient with hyperkalemia. What is the next step in treatment?

Which medication should never be administered by IV Push? In fact, it is one of the agents used in lethal injections because rapid infusion results in cardiac arrest.

Which acid-base imbalance is characterized by increases in both the pH and bicarbonate content of plasma?

Which acid-base imbalance is caused by the retention of carbon dioxide secondary to hypoventilation?