What condition is indicated by a blood pH below 7.35

Which of the following is a cause of metabolic alkalosis? SELECT ALL APPLY

Which of the following is a cause of metabolic acidosis? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

In an uncompensated acid-base disorder, what is observed?

What test must be performed before collect an ABG sample?

In a fully compensated acid-base disorder, what is true about the pH?

Clinical Manifestation for Metabolic acidosis are:

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Which medication is the treatment of choice for severe acute metabolic acidosis?

Which is a characteristic of metabolic acidosis? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

What is the most important nursing intervention for a confused patient with metabolic acidosis?

Which ECG changed indicate hyperkalemia (HIGH K+) in a patient with metabolic acidosis?

What are the clinical manifestations for metabolic alkalosis? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

Which acid / base imbalance do the following ABG's indicate?

pH - 7.49

pCO2 - 29

HCO3 - 23

paO2 - 78

A patient with heart failure comes to the ER with complaints nausea and vomiting over the last 3-4 days. What acid / base imbalance do you suspect?

Best interpretation of the following ABG's.

pH - 7.33

pCO2 - 32

pHCO3 - 18

PaO2 - 92

Sa O2 - 97%

The nurse is caring for a patient with metabolic acidosis related to recent uncontrolled loose stools. Which of the following interventions will the nurse carry out first?

What are causes of respiratory acidosis? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

What breathing pattern is typically observed in respirtory acidosis?

Which electrolyte abnormality is commonly associated with acidosis?

What condition requires cautious oxygen administration is respiratory acidosis?

What is the primary characteristics of respiratory acidosis in terms of ventilation?

What is a key nursing intervention for a patient with respiratory acidosis?

What is an early neurological manifestation of respiratory acidosis?

What happens to CO2 levels during acute respiratory acidosis?

Which of the following is a clinical manifestation of chronic respiratory alkalosis?

What happens to CO2 levels during acute respiratory alkalosis?

Which clinical manifestations is commonly associated with respiratory alkalosis?

What is a key diagnosis for a patient with respiratory alkalosis?

What is a key nursing intervention for a patient experiencing respiratory alkalosis?

What is the primary cause of respiratory alkalosis?

A patient with NG suctioning develops muscle twitching and leg cramps. ABG:

pH: 7.55, PaCO2: 44, HCO3: 38

Which electrolyte imbalance is expected?

A patient with advanced COPD is increasingly confused, lethargic, and has shallow respirations.

What is the most urgent intervention?

A patient with severe diarrhea is admitted. They are weak, dehydrated and confused.

Which lab finding would the nurse expect?

What pharmacologic therapy should the nurse administer to a patient with a serum potassium level of 6.1 mEq/L?

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