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Fluid Resuscitation Scenarios for Nursing Students


Fluid Resuscitation Scenarios for Nursing StudentsVersion en ligne Nursing-focused resuscitation questions par Angela 1 A 58-year-old with suspected hypovolemia presents with tachycardia and cool extremities. Which fluid is first-line for rapid resuscitation in many ED protocols? a Normal saline (0.9% NaCl) b Lactated Ringer's Solution c Hypertonic saline d Dextrose 5% in water 2 Which sign most strongly suggests inadequate tissue perfusion in fluid resuscitation? a Bounding peripheral pulses b Warm flushed skin c Hyperactive bowel sounds d Oliguria (decreased urine output) 3 In a patient with septic shock, what is the initial fluid bolus strategy often recommended? a 2 mL/kg of saline over 60 minutes b Fluid restriction to maintain MAP c 10 mL/kg of colloid only d 20 mL/kg of isotonic crystalloid within 5–10 minutes 4 Which parameter best guides initial fluid resuscitation effectiveness in the first hour? a Serum potassium b Blood glucose level c Respiratory rate d Mean arterial pressure and urine output 5 What complication should be monitored for after large-volume crystalloid infusion? a Hypokalemia exclusively b Hypernatremia only c Hyperglycemia in all cases d Fluid overload leading to edema or pulmonary edema 6 Which fluid is typically avoided in traumatic brain injury resuscitation unless necessary? a Normal saline with dextrose b Lactated Ringer's solution c Normal saline d Albumin 5% 7 A patient with severe dehydration has persistent hypotension after IV fluids. What is a reasonable next step? a Stop fluids and discharge b Reassess volume status and consider vasopressor support if indicated c Increase a single large bolus to 1 L d Give only oral fluids 8 Which lab trend supports effective resuscitation in sepsis? a Leukocytosis only b Rising lactate toward normal as perfusion improves c Hyperkalemia develops d Decreasing creatinine immediately 9 How should a nurse manage potassium risk during rapid fluid resuscitation? a Ignore electrolytes until infusion ends b Always double potassium infusion with fluids c Administer potassium only after fluid stop d Monitor and correct significant electrolyte abnormalities before/during resuscitation 10 What is a key nursing action after initiating fluid resuscitation? a Delay assessment for 1 hour b Rely solely on blood pressure readings c Frequent reassessment of vitals, urine output, and perfusion status d Only reassess if pain worsens Feedback 1 0.9% saline is standard initial resuscitation; LR is common alternatives. Dextrose-containing solutions are avoided acutely. 2 Low urine output reflects reduced renal perfusion, indicating hypovolemia. 3 Early, rapid isotonic crystalloids are standard; adjust based on response. 4 MAP and urine output reflect perfusion and response to fluids. 5 Over-resuscitation risks edema and respiratory compromise. 6 LR can be avoided in TBI due to potential coagulopathy concerns; decisions are patient-specific. 7 If fluids fail, reassessment and vasopressors may be needed once volume status is evaluated. 8 Lactate clearance indicates improved tissue perfusion. 9 Electrolyte disturbances affect outcomes; monitoring is essential. 10 Ongoing reassessment guides therapy and prevents overload.

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Fluid Resuscitation Scenarios for Nursing StudentsVersion en ligne

par Angela

A 58-year-old with suspected hypovolemia presents with tachycardia and cool extremities. Which fluid is first-line for rapid resuscitation in many ED protocols?

Which sign most strongly suggests inadequate tissue perfusion in fluid resuscitation?

In a patient with septic shock, what is the initial fluid bolus strategy often recommended?

Which parameter best guides initial fluid resuscitation effectiveness in the first hour?

What complication should be monitored for after large-volume crystalloid infusion?

Which fluid is typically avoided in traumatic brain injury resuscitation unless necessary?

A patient with severe dehydration has persistent hypotension after IV fluids. What is a reasonable next step?

Which lab trend supports effective resuscitation in sepsis?

How should a nurse manage potassium risk during rapid fluid resuscitation?

What is a key nursing action after initiating fluid resuscitation?

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