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kaid0807

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List nursing interventions to correct or replace fluid losses.

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_____ are an example of a precursor.
 A) Pantothenic acids
  B) Carotenoids
  C) Coenzymes
  D) Antioxidants



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Establish 24-hour replacement needs. Note preferences of fluids and foods that are of high fluid content. Provide nutritious diet via appropriate route. Provide IV fluids as ordered. Maintain accurate intake and output. Calculate 24-hour fluid needs. Weigh daily. Provide fluids throughout the day (different types of beverages). Monitor coffee intake (acts like a diuretic). Monitor laboratory data: serum electrolyte, blood urea nitrogen, hematocrit, sodium.

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Reply 2 on: Aug 19, 2018
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