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Fluid, Electrolyte Balance and pH Control - 20 MCQ Quiz
Fluid and Electrolyte Balance and pH Control
20 MCQs | 20 Marks | 1 mark per question
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1. What is the major route of normal fluid intake in humans? *
2. Which organ plays the major role in regulating body water balance through excretion? *
3. Which of the following can cause significant fluid loss leading to dehydration or shock? *
4. Severe loss of fluid from the intravascular compartment can result in: *
5. In a patient with major acute blood loss, the most appropriate principle is to: *
6. Which blood component is primarily used to replace red cell mass in significant blood loss? *
7. In a patient with major thrombocytopenic bleeding, which blood component may be required? *
8. Which blood component is particularly useful for replacing multiple coagulation factors in appropriate bleeding patients? *
9. The primary determinant of plasma osmolarity is the concentration of: *
10. Hyponatremia refers to: *
11. Hyponatremia may occur with prolonged use of: *
12. Severe or rapidly developing hyponatremia may produce which neurological manifestation? *
13. Addisonian crisis is associated with deficiency of: *
14. Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome classically involves: *
15. Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome can result in: *
16. Accidental removal or damage of the parathyroid glands during thyroid surgery may cause: *
17. Which clinical sign may occur in hypocalcemia due to increased neuromuscular excitability? *
18. Carpopedal spasm is most characteristically associated with: *
19. Acid-citrate-dextrose (ACD) in stored blood can cause hypocalcemia because citrate: *
20. During massive blood transfusion, hypocalcemia may develop primarily because of: *
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