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Rationale:
Diuretic therapy that affects the loop of Henle generally involves the use of drugs (e.g., bumetanide [Bumex]) that directly or indirectly increase urinary sodium, chloride, and potassium excretion.
2 – Sodium restriction does not necessarily accompany administration of bumetanide. 3 – Dyspnea does not directly result in a depletion of electrolytes. 4 – Unless otherwise ordered, oral intake is unaffected.
Additional Info:
Client Need: Pharmacologic and Parenteral Therapies; Cognitive Level: Analysis; Nursing Process: Evaluation/Outcomes
Practice Question Sourced From: Nursing Key Topics Review: Pharmacology