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Which is an appropriate intervention for a patient with hypovolemia? Select all that apply.
A) Teach deep-breathing techniques.
B) Monitor I&O daily.
C) Encourage fluid intake.
D) Monitor electrolyte balance.
E) Measure daily weights.
Hypovolemia
A medical condition characterized by a decrease in the volume of blood plasma, often caused by dehydration or blood loss.
I&O
An abbreviation for Intake and Output, a nursing process of tracking the fluids a patient consumes and excretes to manage fluid balance and kidney function.
Electrolyte Balance
The maintenance of proper concentrations of electrolytes in the body, essential for normal cell function and overall health.
- Identify appropriate nursing interventions for patients with hypovolemia.
- Demonstrate knowledge of monitoring and maintaining fluid balance.
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Learning Objectives
- Identify appropriate nursing interventions for patients with hypovolemia.
- Demonstrate knowledge of monitoring and maintaining fluid balance.
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