Fluid & Electrolyte Essentials for LPNs

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Froggy Jumps Fluid & Electrolyte Essentials for LPNsOnline version Core balance concepts for LPNs by Lois Konzelman 1 Which electrolyte is the primary regulator of fluid balance between compartments? a Calcium b Potassium c Sodium 2 Hyponatremia most commonly causes which symptom? a Tearing of the eyes b Ringing in ears c Confusion or lethargy 3 A patient with dehydration should be monitored for which vital sign change? a Increased heart rate b Decreased respiratory rate c Increased blood pressure 4 Which IV fluid is isotonic and often used to treat dehydration in adults? a Ringer's lactate b D5W c 0.9% NaCl 5 Which electrolyte imbalance is most associated with digoxin toxicity risk? a Hypokalemia b Hyperkalemia c Hypercalcemia 6 What does edema typically indicate in fluid balance assessment? a Excess interstitial fluid b Poor oxygenation c Decreased venous return 7 A sign of hypernatremia in a patient who is barely drinking fluids? a Sweating profusely b Hyperactive reflexes c Thirst and dry mucous membranes 8 Which hormone regulates water reabsorption in the kidneys? a Antidiuretic hormone (ADH) b Parathyroid hormone c Aldosterone 9 Which electrolyte is often low in prolonged vomiting or heavy diarrhea? a Potassium b Magnesium c Phosphate 10 Which assessment finding suggests intracellular dehydration? a Edema in limbs b Muscle weakness and fatigue c Shortness of breath 11 What is the normal pH range in arterial blood? a 7.35 to 7.45 b 7.60 to 7.80 c 7.0 to 7.2 12 Which value mainly reflects the respiratory component of acid-base status? a PaCO2 b HCO3- c pH 13 Primary metabolic acidosis is compensated by what change? a Increased HCO3- b Increased PaCO2 c Decreased PaCO2 14 What is a normal anion gap range? a 8–12 mEq/L b 0–4 mEq/L c 20–24 mEq/L 15 A patient with low PaCO2 and high pH has which disorder? a Metabolic acidosis b Respiratory alkalosis c Respiratory acidosis 16 Early sign of metabolic acidosis with increased breathing is called? a Cheyne-Stokes b Kussmaul respiration c Bradypnea 17 Metabolic acidosis will cause what change in bicarbonate (HCO3-)? a High HCO3- b Normal HCO3- c Low HCO3- 18 Metabolic alkalosis is usually compensated by what respiratory change? a Hyperventilation (decreased PaCO2) b No respiratory change c Hypoventilation (increased PaCO2) 19 What ABG finding suggests metabolic alkalosis? a Elevated HCO3- with high pH b Low PaCO2 with low pH c Low HCO3- with low pH 20 How is the anion gap calculated? a Na - (Cl + HCO3-) b Na + Cl - HCO3- c (Na + K) - (Cl + HCO3-)

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Fluid & Electrolyte Essentials for LPNsOnline version

by Lois Konzelman

Which electrolyte is the primary regulator of fluid balance between compartments?

Hyponatremia most commonly causes which symptom?

A patient with dehydration should be monitored for which vital sign change?

Which IV fluid is isotonic and often used to treat dehydration in adults?

Which electrolyte imbalance is most associated with digoxin toxicity risk?

What does edema typically indicate in fluid balance assessment?

A sign of hypernatremia in a patient who is barely drinking fluids?

Which hormone regulates water reabsorption in the kidneys?

Which electrolyte is often low in prolonged vomiting or heavy diarrhea?

Which assessment finding suggests intracellular dehydration?

What is the normal pH range in arterial blood?

Which value mainly reflects the respiratory component of acid-base status?

Primary metabolic acidosis is compensated by what change?

What is a normal anion gap range?

A patient with low PaCO2 and high pH has which disorder?

Early sign of metabolic acidosis with increased breathing is called?

Metabolic acidosis will cause what change in bicarbonate (HCO3-)?

Metabolic alkalosis is usually compensated by what respiratory change?

What ABG finding suggests metabolic alkalosis?

How is the anion gap calculated?