A practical nurse (PN) is collecting data on a client who had an ileostomy created three days ago. The client has had a high volume of liquid ostomy output over the past 12 hours. Which of the following clinical findings should the PN identify as early indicators of fluid volume deficit? Select all that apply.
- Heart rate of 118 beats/minuteCevap
- BBlood pressure of 154/88 mm Hg
- Dry, sticky oral mucous membranesCevap
- DClient report of mild incisional pain
- Dark amber, concentrated urineCevap
- FCapillary refill time of 2 seconds
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The correct indicators of fluid volume deficit are a heart rate of 118 beats/minute, dry, sticky oral mucous membranes, and dark amber, concentrated urine.
The correct options represent the body's direct physiological and compensatory responses to significant fluid loss. A heart rate of 118 beats/minute demonstrates the cardiovascular system's immediate attempt to maintain cardiac output. Dry mucous membranes reflect the systemic depletion of interstitial fluids. Dark, concentrated urine indicates that the kidneys are appropriately compensating by conserving water to prevent further volume loss.
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Identifying the clinical manifestations of fluid volume deficit (hypovolemia) to ensure timely intervention and prevent circulatory collapse.