Fluid Balance and Dehydration

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Across
  1. 3. Early compensatory increase in heart rate during fluid loss
  2. 11. Late blood pressure finding in pediatric shock
  3. 13. Abnormal lung sounds that may suggest fluid overload
  4. 14. Assessment of peripheral circulation using skin color return
  5. 15. Weight unit used for pediatric fluid calculations
  6. 16. Fluid requirement calculated to meet ongoing daily needs
  7. 17. Type of IV fluid commonly used for initial hypovolemic resuscitation
  8. 18. Dehydration with proportional sodium and water loss
Down
  1. 1. Abnormally decreased urine output
  2. 2. Swelling that may indicate excessive fluid accumulation
  3. 4. Dehydration with relatively greater water loss
  4. 5. Abbreviation for oral rehydration solution
  5. 6. Soft spot on an infant's head that may appear sunken with dehydration
  6. 7. Dehydration with relatively greater sodium loss
  7. 8. Electrolyte that must never be administered by IV push
  8. 9. Excessive loss of body water and electrolytes
  9. 10. Delivery of blood and oxygen to body tissues
  10. 12. Important measurement of renal perfusion and hydration