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The document discusses fluid imbalances in the body, highlighting the importance of maintaining homeostasis, adequate tissue perfusion, and normal cell function. It covers fluid distribution, transport mechanisms, and regulation by the kidneys and endocrine system, as well as causes and clinical manifestations of fluid volume deficits and excesses. Management strategies include monitoring intake and output, administering diuretics, and promoting rest to aid recovery.

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Fluid Imbalances PDF

The document discusses fluid imbalances in the body, highlighting the importance of maintaining homeostasis, adequate tissue perfusion, and normal cell function. It covers fluid distribution, transport mechanisms, and regulation by the kidneys and endocrine system, as well as causes and clinical manifestations of fluid volume deficits and excesses. Management strategies include monitoring intake and output, administering diuretics, and promoting rest to aid recovery.

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FLUID IMBALANCES

FLUID: B. ACTVE TRANSPORT


<60% an
of adult'sbody ngt. cell moves substances across a membrane

>70kg male 60%x50kg 42 L


throughAto because:
=
=

>tomaintain homeostasis >


they be too large
may
>unable to dissolve fat
ensure
>to
adequate tissue perfusion in the core
7

>help transport nutrients, gases


& wastes more
uphill againsttheir concentration
>to have normal function of
cells and the gradient.
body as
a whole MPES:
>to helpmaintain body temp solventfor
OSMOSIS:montof
1) con-
FLUID DISTRIBUTION centration to concentration
42 L 3rd fluid shift
space
loss of into
ECF that
a
space
-

contribute to
Extracellular does
*
between
Intracellular
not
equilibrium
ICE& ECF
Frid Fluid
1/3
-
ascites, burns, etc.
TBW
of
2
ofTW
(112) 128 L)
REGULATION BODY
OF FLUID
interstitial plasma transcellular 1.) KIDNEY:
regulates primarily through
fluid wine

fluid (1/4)3.5L third ICSF, tears, synovial, output


(3(4)10.52 intraocular) I20 balance
>regulates Na &

Arterial venous 2)ENDOCRINE REGULATION:

12%) (3%) >thirstmechanism -

hypothalamus (center)
JADH -
increase HO
reabsorption on

TRANSPORT MECHANISMS:
collecting duct
A. PASSIVE TRANSPORT > Aldosterone
-
↑ Na & retention
water

w/energy input
> in the distal
nephions
K excretion
>high to low GFR:125 colmin

I TYPES: filtrates:H20 electrolytes


1) DIFFUSION:moxtofmobcules 3)Renin- Angiotensin Aldosterone system (RAAS
from concentration to concentration powerful defense
againstshock
>most

involvement-pogans
2) FITRADON:mon'tofmolecules
from
pressure a
to
pressure
multisystem andsee

Exchange On
of & CO2 bet. pulmonary ↓wine
output (630cc/ur)
(liver)
capillaries & alveoli
Angiotensin 1

10:ventilation:filtration suxtoglomania apparatus (kidneys)


20:alveolar:diffusion Angiotensin
Converting
poon a Renin substrates (lungs)
O2=elastase:inflation
Rizyme
alliI02:anti-elastase: defation
·
a cortex Aldosterone onNa H20

Angiotensin
↑ Heart) blood
Vasoconstrictor ↑ . OR. BP. C.0s volume
4) Gastro-intestinal regulation: FLUID VOLUME EXCESS:

>digests food & absorbswater CHYPERXOLEMIA)


>about200mL of 10 is excreted in the PRINCIPLES:

faces/day >9 intake, normal output


Heart &
5) Blood vessel Functions >normal intake, low
output
7

>pumping action heartarticulates


of blood no output
throughkidneys CAUSES:
2) Lungs ORGAN
FAILURE =
renal

>insensible loss
through HIGHSODIUM INTAKE Oral / N
water
perspiration
-

INAKE & OUTUT: PROBLEMS


ENDUCRINE

> 2.6 L / day > SIADH (ADH)


CUSHNG'S I ALDOSTERONE)
>
>essential:measurable:sensible
>non-essential:estimated:insensible IATROGENIC
CLINICAL MANIFESTATON:
FLUID VOLUME DEFICIT >distented neck veins >
no

CHYPOXOLEMIA) >
tachycardia > SOB /wheezing/crackles
PRINCIPLES: >of > PCVP
gain
intake COMPLICATIONS:
>
output, normal

>normal output, intake 1) BP

I
intake dyspnea
(
decreased intake
prolonged
ICHF
>no or or 2.

bilateral crackles
CAUSES: 3.
Pulmonary edema

>
vomiting > osmotic diuresis (DM)
pink frothy
sputum
>diarrhea >3rd
space fluid
shift (burns 4) Edema (common manifestation of EVE

hemorrhage (>10% (BV) Realized/ generalized


> Gl
suctioning (lavage)
-

>

>
diaphoresis Global causes:

> DI(dADH) altered HP [9Hp)


> Addison'sDs. Inaldosterone) altered cop (bcOP)
CLINICAL MANIFESTAMONS:
Mgt: dimetics
restriction
>ngt. loss:(c
Ig
=
>fluid

>oliguria >elevation of extremities

concentrated ( 101-1,025 selastic


specific gravity compression stocking
>
mine

>postural hypotension >paracentesis


> flattened neck veins
>dialysis
>
decreased CUP atrium MEDICAL MGT:
measures
pressure on
-

central line:subclavian vein SVC-RA > Discontinue administration of Na solid

a. Manometer:4-10 mml20 >


Dinretics
b. REstrictfind & saltintake
Gauge:7-14 mmltg
7

>muscle weakness / cramps >


Dialysis
ASSESS: NURSING MGT:
>
180, ut, CUP, LOC, breath sounds, > Measure I && > Promote rest (favors
skin color >weigh DAILY diuresis/venous return
flid:NSS, D5W
Fluid supplement F8E:LR ta
> Assess breath sounds

MILD:oral > Monitor degree of edema

AUTE/ SEVERE: F8E&G:D5LR


ambulatory -
feet& ankles
WINSS
BT
ISOTONIC bleeding: bedridden-sacral areas
nee

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