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Understanding the implications of fluid imbalances


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Fluid Imbalances Name: Fluid Imbalances - But Why? How? Understanding the Implications of Fluid Imbalances. Define and describe in your own words (paraphrase from the book), the pathophysiology for each of the following questions. Cite and reference your work per APA. (See ABSN Student Resources: Student Success and/or the CSP Library APA Guide for help). 1. Why does sodium retention increase the likelihood of edema (including hydrostatic and osmotic pressure)? 2. Why is an isotonic IV fluid used to replace fluid lost to hemorrhage? 3. Why is ADH secreted? (pathophysiology at the cellular level) How does ADH increase water in the extracellular fluid compartment (ECF)? 4. For this question, answer each part: a. How is RAAS stimulated (name 3 etiologies or causes) i. ii. iii. b. What is the ultimate purpose of RAAS? c. Where is angiotensinogen converted? d. What is the primary function of angiotensin ll? e. How does aldosterone retain fluid? f. Why does RAAS contribute to hypertension and heart failure? How does heart failure lead to RAAS cycling? Need Assignment Help?

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