Question

1. electrolyte imbalances - potassium, calcium, and sodium 2. acid-base Imbalances - Interpretation and causes of acid-base imbalances 3. fluid volume deficit (FVD) and fluid volume excess (FVE) 4. laboratory tests and values 5. diagnostic tests in relation to the clinical models 6. infection signs and symptoms, diagnostic tests, treatment 7. airbome, droplet, contact, and standard precautions & basic medications in relation to the clinical models 9. PRIORITIZATION 10. sympathetic versus parasympathetic nervous system 11. brain structure and functions 12. increased intracranial pressure (ICP) 13. pulse pressure 14. adaptive immunity - B and T cells 15. immunoglobulins Te Clinical Models - Risk Factors, Clinical Manifestations, Diagnostic PATHOPHYSIOLOGY (chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, & 11) 1. acute and chronic gastritis

Answer 1

1. Electrolyte Imbalance- Aswe know that sodium, potassium, and calcium is very important for our health. Electrolyte imbalance means irregularities of sodium, potassium and calcium. It may be cured by the changes in diet. It can cause weakness, headache. For example if potassium level is very low in our body we should take diet rich in potassium. It is commonly caused by loss of body fluid. It may be arise after the chemotherapy treatment.