Respiratory Respiratory Metabolic Metabolic
Miscellaneous
Alakalosis Acidosis Alakalosis Acidosis
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A cardiopulmonary manifestation of
respiratory alkalosis
What is Arrhythmias
An indication of impending
respiratory failure
What is low PaO2
A nursing intervention to minimize
hyperventilation
What is decrease anxiety
The nurse would anticipate the client
to exhibit a potassium level of
What is <3.5
A respiratory disorder resulting in
respiratory alkalosis
What is asthma
An assessment finding indicating a
worsening of respiratory acidosis
What is accessory muscle use
The diet to be prescribed
What is high fat, low carbohydrate
Compensation occurs through renal
reabsorption of
What is bicarbonate
When viewing the ABG results, the nurse
would expect the serum pH to be
What is <7.35
A medication use to increase airway
diameter
What is albuterol
The physician orders the nurse to administer
IV sodium bicarbonate. The nurse would
What is clarify the order
A nursing intervention to correct
metabolic alkalosis
What is antiemetic administration
Hypocalcemia causes the
neuromuscular manifestation of
What is tetany
The hallmark of metabolic alkalosis
What is increased bicarbonate and
increasing PaCo2
A medication which may cause
metabolic alkalosis
What is a thiazide diuretic
A medical condition resulting from
excessive oxidation of fatty acids
What is diabetic ketoacidosis
Tall peaked T waves on an ECG
results from
What is hyperkalemia-the movement
of potassium from ICF to ECF
If the metabolic acidosis is a result of
diabetic keotacidosis, the nurse would
What is administer insulin
A common medication causing metabolic acidosis if
an excessive amount is taken
What is acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin)
A respiratory manifestation observed
with metabolic acidosis
What is Kussmaul respirations
Clients with COPD experience
What is respiratory acidosis
Associated with the antacid
ingestion
What is metabolic alkalosis
A patient with COPD should receive
O2 at what amount
What is 2 LPM
A client with a PaO2 of 97, pH of
7.51, and K+ of 2.9 has
What is metabolic alkalosis
When assessing a client with metabolic acidosis, the
nurse would expect the blood pressure to
What is be decreased