A client is brought to the emergency department semicomatose and a blood glucose reading of 673. He is diagnosed with diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA). Blood gas results are as follows: serum pH 7.29 and HCO3– level 19 mEq/dL; PCO2 level 32 mm Hg. The nurse should anticipate that which of the following orders may correct this diabetic ketosis?
A) Administration of potassium chloride
B) Initiating an insulin IV infusion along with fluid replacement
C) Administering supplemental oxygen and rebreathing from a paper bag
D) Instituting a cough and deep breathing schedule for every hour while awake to improve ventilation
46. . Which of the following is the major measurable cation used in the clinical calculation of the anion gap?
A) sodium
B) chloride
C) bicarbonate
D) phosphate
47. The role of buffer systems is to do which of the following?
A) trade weaker acids and bases for stronger ones
B) trade stronger acids and bases for weaker ones
C) trade acids for bases
D) trade bases for acids
48. Which organ is the primary regulator of the balance between acids and bases?
A) lung
B) kidney
C) heart
D) pancreas
49. Which of the following is a clinical manifestation of metabolic acidosis?
A) nausea
B) diarrhea
C) hyperactivity
D) increased heart rate
50. Which condition results from a deficit of HCO3–?
A) metabolic acidosis
B) respiratory acidosis
C) metabolic alkalosis
D) respiratory alkalosis
51. What is the major role of oxygen?
A) maintains acid-base balance in the body
B) necessary for cellular metabolism
C) triggers chemoreceptors in the body
D) all of these
45. Option B is correct as there is instant need to Initiate the insulin IV infusion along with the fluid replacement
46. option A is correct as the most measurable cation is sodium along with the potassium and the calcium
47. Option B is correct for trding the strong base for a weak one
48. Option B is correct its kidney acts as the strong regulator of the acid-base balence
49. option D is correct as the key manifestation is incresed heart rate
50. Option C is correct as its the case of the metabolic alkalosis
51.Option D is correct as all the above stated roles are regulated by the oxygen in the body
A client is brought to the emergency department semicomatose and a blood glucose reading of 673....
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