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a feeding tubecould leadto a fluid volume deficit related to inadequate fluid intake

retention of water and sodium(passive) may be caused byHypervolemia , excessive fluid volume

This causes increased urine productionleadingto decreased fluid volume deficit

increased urine productionleadingto decreased fluid volume deficit

by diabetesinsipidus(passive) caused bya result ofthe fluid volume deficit

diabetesinsipidus(passive) caused bya result ofthe fluid volume deficit

by hemorrhage Treatment(passive) is ... caused byloss of circulatory fluid volume

The underlying reason ... the oncotic pressurecausesloss of fluid volume

the oncotic pressurecausesloss of fluid volume

The root cause ... in turncausesloss of fluid volume

a fluid temperature decreasecausinga fluid volume reduction

low sodiumcausesreduction in fluid volume

less saltcausesfluid volume reduction

genetic or chromosomal abnormalitiesCan ... causereduction of fluid volume

chloride reabsorptioncausinga decrease in fluid volume

sodium and chloride reabsorptioncausinga decrease in fluid volume

by an outflow event 560(passive) caused byA decrease in fluid volume

production of excessive amounts of urine by the kidneys without an increase in fluid intakecan leadto fluid volume deficit

inadequate fluid intake , too much perspiration , diarrhea , or vomitingcausingdecreased fluid volume

insufficient fluid ingestion , too much perspiration , diarrhea , or vomitingcausingdecreased fluid volume

inadequate fluid ingestion , extreme perspiration , diarrhea , or vomitingcausingdecreased fluid volume

spacecausess / s fluid volume deficit

Excessive vomitingcan causea fluid volume deficit

r spacecausess / s fluid volume deficit

List 4 commoncausedof fluid volume deficit

by diabetes(passive) caused bythe fluid volume deficit

by the bleeding(passive) caused bythe fluid volume deficit

by diabetesinsipidus(passive) caused byofthe fluid volume deficit

by fever(passive) caused byfluid volume deficit

by fever d.(passive) caused byfluid volume deficit

fever(passive) caused byfluid volume deficit

Medical conditionscould contributeto fluid volume deficit

Hypertension in acute glomerulonephritis occurs due to the inability of the kidneys to remove fluid and sodium ; the fluid is reabsorbedcausingfluid volume excess

by low serum(passive) caused byfluid volume excess

the sediment porosity(passive) caused bysediment volume deficit

the fluid is reabsorbedcausingfluid volume excess

by fever d. Altered cardiopulmonary tissue perfusion related to fluid excess 7(passive) caused byfluid volume deficit

Infusion of large volumes of normal salinemay causefluid volume excess

by diabetes(passive) caused bythe fluid quantity deficit

factorscausingdeficient fluid volume

in deathcan resultin death

the blood pressure to decreasewould causethe blood pressure to decrease

a decrease in cerebral perfusioncan causea decrease in cerebral perfusion

tiny cracks or tears to form in the disccausestiny cracks or tears to form in the disc

increased cardiac outputcausingincreased cardiac output

increased COcausingincreased CO

tiny cracks or tears to form in the disc , making it brittle , weak , and more vulnerable to injurycausestiny cracks or tears to form in the disc , making it brittle , weak , and more vulnerable to injury

impaired blood flow to kidneys and reduce urine outputcan causeimpaired blood flow to kidneys and reduce urine output

to higher plasma electrolyte levelcontributesto higher plasma electrolyte level

from a large reduction in ldl cholesterolresultingfrom a large reduction in ldl cholesterol

to the edemacontributesto the edema

to problems with lung development or pulmonary hypoplasiacould leadto problems with lung development or pulmonary hypoplasia

to an excessive reduction in BPmay leadto an excessive reduction in BP

from osmotic diuresisresultingfrom osmotic diuresis

to an excessive reduction in BP ... causing lightheadedness and possibly faintingmay leadto an excessive reduction in BP ... causing lightheadedness and possibly fainting

to a state of dehydrationcan leadto a state of dehydration

cellular dehydration and impaired cellular functioncausingcellular dehydration and impaired cellular function

to lifecan leadto life

cellular dehydrationcausingcellular dehydration

to decreased circulationleadsto decreased circulation

to increased concentration of oxytocin in the bloodledto increased concentration of oxytocin in the blood

Deficient fluid volume(passive) can be causedDeficient fluid volume

a state of hypovolemiacausesa state of hypovolemia

extreme tissue hypoperfusioncausesextreme tissue hypoperfusion

from bleedingresultingfrom bleeding

hypovolemic shock(passive) caused byhypovolemic shock

in to another nursing diagnosiscan ... leadin to another nursing diagnosis

pulmonary edema(passive) is caused bypulmonary edema

from fever and diaphoresisresultingfrom fever and diaphoresis

rise one in conventional blood pressuremay causerise one in conventional blood pressure

rise in regular blood pressuremay causerise in regular blood pressure

rise developed in blood pressuremay causerise developed in blood pressure

rise in blood pressuremay causerise in blood pressure

rise always in blood pressuremay causerise always in blood pressure

in regular blood pressuremay causein regular blood pressure

to brain stretchingleadingto brain stretching

from reduced arterial vascular toneresultingfrom reduced arterial vascular tone

from reduced arterial vascular toneresultsfrom reduced arterial vascular tone

hypovolemic shock can have a number of causes including dehydration from vomiting and diarrhea , hemorrhagecauseshypovolemic shock can have a number of causes including dehydration from vomiting and diarrhea , hemorrhage

in the inability to regulate temperaturecan resultin the inability to regulate temperature

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