WorksheetsOedema and Fluids
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which is not a cause of Hyperkalaemia?
a)
Renal Failure
b)
Hypoaldosteronism
c)
Metabolic Alkalosis
d)
Rapid Tissue Breakdown
2.
The chronic accumulation of oedema in one or both lower extremities often indicates:
a)
Arterial Insuffiency
b)
Lymphatic Insufficiency
c)
Venous Insufficiency
d)
Neurological Insufficiency
3.
A red shallow ulcer with undetermined irregular edges on the medial malleolus is most likely a:
a)
arterial ulcer
b)
venous ulcer
c)
diabetic ulcer
d)
pressure ulcer
4.
A small craterous ulcer with well defined borders, halo of erthyma and surrounding skin hairless, pale, dry and glossy is most likely a:
a)
arterial ulcer
b)
venous ulcer
c)
diabetic ulcer
d)
pressure ulcer
5.
Which corresponds to Stage 3 of a pressure ulcer?
a)
non-blanching erythema intact skin
b)
full thickness skin and tissue loss
c)
full thickness skin loss
d)
partial thickness skin loss with exposed dermis
6.
True hyponatraemia can be caused by all except for:
a)
Congestive Heart Failure
b)
SIADH
c)
Thiazides
d)
Hyperlipidaemia
7.
An 18 year old woman, a slim and apparently fit active sportswoman presents complaining of oligomenorrhoea.
Her LH, FSH and Oestrodial are within normal limits. Her serum biochemistry shows decreased sodium, potassium and chloride with increased bicarbonate. She denies any vomiting. Her urinary Ph is 8.
What is a possible reason for these findings?
Her LH, FSH and Oestrodial are within normal limits. Her serum biochemistry shows decreased sodium, potassium and chloride with increased bicarbonate. She denies any vomiting. Her urinary Ph is 8.
What is a possible reason for these findings?
a)
Renal Disease
b)
Starvation Ketoacidosis
c)
Bulimia Nervosa (she lied about the vomitting)
d)
Asprin Poisoning
8.
Which fluid corresponds to the following properties?
129mmol/L Sodium
5mmol/L Potassium
109mmol/L Chloride
0mmol/L Glucose
a)
Normal Saline
b)
Hartmann's Solution
c)
Hypertonic Solution
d)
D5W
9.
Maintenance fluids for a well unstressed 80kg man would be:
a)
120ml/hr
b)
80ml/hr
c)
100ml/hr
d)
1L/hr
10.
A common cause of secondary lymphedema is:
a)
Lymphedema praecox
b)
Milroy's Disease
c)
Lymphadenectomy
d)
Lymphedema tarda
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