ANSWER.
* Three major electrolytes required for neural and muscular function.
1) Sodium.
2) Potassium.
3) Calcium.
* Nursing actions to maintain electrolyte balance.
* Prepare balanced diet plan for the patients which contain adequate elctrolytes
to maintain normal functioning of body.
* Encourage intake of oral fluids which contain adequate electrolytes (Eg; Coconut water).
* Electrolyte replacement through intravenous route in a patient with electrolyte
imbalance as per physicians order.
* Provide health education to the patient about importance maintaining proper electrolyte
balance.
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