Electrolyte and Acid-Base Imbalance

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Across
  1. 1. Lab value range of 22-26.
  2. 3. Chloride level caused by loss of fluid and hyponatremia.
  3. 4. A decreased number of hydrogen ions; a blood pH greater than 7.4.
  4. 6. Potassium levels affect the activity of myocardial (heart) potassium channels, leading to more rapid membrane depolarization.
  5. 7. An increased number of hydrogen ions; a blood pH of less than 7.4.
  6. 9. Chloride level caused by increased fluid and hypernatremia.
  7. 10. Sodium level causing osmotic pressure to increase and fluid is pulled out of cells into the intravascular space.
  8. 11. Caused by hypoventilation, pneumonia, COPD, opiods..
  9. 12. Caused by renal failure, shock, diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), diarrhea.
  10. 14. Sodium level causing osmotic pressure in the intravascular compartment to fall, causing fluid to leave the intravascular space, entering the interstitial space and the cells.
  11. 15. Prolongs repolarization of cardiac muscles due to the loss of intracellular potassium.
  12. 18. Magnesium level with manifestations of hyporeflexia, lethargy, and muscle weakness.
Down
  1. 1. Magnesium level with manifestations of neuromuscular hyperirritability, tremors and tetany.
  2. 2. Calcium level with manifestations of apathy, lethargy, confusion, and delirium. Leaves bones weak and prone to fractures.
  3. 5. Caused by hyperventilation, anxiety, high fever.
  4. 8. Caused by vomiting, removal of gastric secretions from stomach, excessive antacids, hypokalemia, diuretics.
  5. 9. Skeletal muscle stimulation results from increased permeability and excitability of nerve membranes. This increased muscle activity results in muscle spasms.
  6. 13. Lab value range of 35-45.
  7. 16. Lab value range of 7.35-7.45.
  8. 17. Lab value range of 75-100.