10 Questions
What is the primary goal of treatment for fluid-volume deficit?
Restore fluid volume
Which of the following is NOT a potential cause of fluid-volume deficit?
Diuresis
What effect can the use of diuretics have on fluid volume?
Lead to a fluid deficit
Which condition does NOT increase the risk of fluid-volume deficit?
Fluid overload
What is the effect of conditions that increase fluid loss on the risk of fluid-volume deficit?
They increase the risk
Which electrolyte imbalance can potentially lead to both muscle cramps and fatal arrhythmias?
Hypokalemia
What role does sodium primarily play in regulating cellular activity?
Facilitating nerve impulses
Which condition is characterized by high sodium levels in the body?
Hypernatremia
Dehydration can potentially result in which of the following electrolyte imbalances?
Hyponatremia
What consequence can hyperkalemia have on the body?
Numbness and tingling sensations
Test your knowledge on the treatment of fluid-volume deficit, which involves restoring fluid volume, replacing electrolytes as needed, and addressing the underlying cause. Learn about conditions and factors that can lead to fluid deficits.
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