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Test your knowledge of normal and abnormal lab values in Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid Base balance!

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Test your knowledge of normal and abnormal lab values in Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid Base balance!

by Ashley Frederick
1

135-145 mEq/L is the normal range of what electrolyte?

2

Which value would be in the normal range of potassium? (mEq/L)

3

Normal blood pH is:

4

Which electrolyte has a normal range of 8.5-10.5 mEq/L?

5

A sodium level of 150 is normal. T/F

6

Hypocalcemia is a calcium level below what number?

7

What is elevated potassium called?

8

1.8-3.0 mEq/L is the normal range of which electrolyte?

9

Which value reflects a normal bicarb (HCO3)?

10

Which value reflects an ABNORMAL pH?

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Which value is considered hypernatremia?

12

Which value is considered hypocalcemia?

13

Normal PCO2 on an ABG falls between what range?

14

98-106 mEq/L is the normal range of which electrolyte?

15

A potassium level of 6.7 mEq/L is which imbalance?

16

A low serum chloride level would be:

17

Hypernatremia is the build up of which electrolyte in the plasma?

18

A client has a serum pH of 7.5 - this would be considered:

19

An ABG reveals a PCO2 of 28. Is this value within normal range?

20

What is the normal phosphorus level?

21

How would you interpret a sodium level of 110 mEq/L?

22

Bicarb is another name for:

23

How would you interpret a serum osmolality of 290 mOsm/kg?

24

What is the normal range for serum osmolality? (mOsm/kg)

25

Which patient lab reflects low serum osmolality?

26

Hypomagnesemia is a serum magnesium level below:

27

Which value reflects an elevated chloride level? (mEq/L)

28

Acidosis refers to:

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Which lab value indicates hypokalemia?

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Which value is abnormal?

31

Which value is normal?

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What value indicates high serum osmolality?

33

A high urine specific gravity indicates:

34

What is the normal range of serum sodium?

35

How would you document a magnesium level of 0.8 mEq/L?

36

How would you document a calcium level of 12.5 mEq/L?

37

How would you interpret an elevated serum osmolality?

38

Which fluid is in the intravascular space?

39

Where is ICF located?

40

What does water typically follow?

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Which term describes movement of solutes?

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Which term describes movement of water?

43

Which substance moves by simple transport diffusion?

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Which substance moves by facilitated diffusion?

45

Which IV fluid is isotonic?

46

How is fluid concentration measured outside the body?

47

What is a normal urine specific gravity?

48

What does high urine osmolality mean?

49

What is normal urine output?

50

Which blood pressure goes with FVD?

51

Which IV fluid will make cells shrink?

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Which IV fluid will only add volume?

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Which IV fluid will make cells swell?

54

How much does water weigh?

55

Which electrolyte has a positive charge?

56

Which substance is alkaline?

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Which substance promotes water excretion?

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Which is a sign of FVE?

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What medication pushes potassium into cells?

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Which is a cause of respiratory acidosis?

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Monitor with potassium imbalance:

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Hematocrit level in FVD:

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What does sodium influence?

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Which substance helps calcium absorb?

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Low urine specific gravity means:

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Blood plasma is:

67

Which is third-spacing?

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What is dilutional hyponatremia?

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What ECG finding indicates hyperkalemia?

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What is the relationship of phosphorus and calcium?

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Which would be elevated in uncompensated respiratory acidosis?

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What would be the pH level in full compensation?

 
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