Flash. Hematology. Volumen expanders

What is the primary clinical indication for the administration of volume expander drugs?

Prior to the administration of a volume expander, which vital sign should be closely monitored and assessed by the nurse?

When administering a volume expander, which clinical finding would indicate a positive therapeutic response?

Which potential complication should the nurse monitor for in a patient receiving volume expanders?

If a patient is receiving an albumin-based volume expander, what potential allergic reaction should the nurse be alert for?

A nurse recognizes that which patient is at the highest risk for complications from volume expander administration?

What is an essential nursing intervention when administering volume expanders to an older adult?

In addition to blood pressure, what is another crucial parameter to monitor during the administration of a volume expander?

If a patient's hemoglobin and hematocrit levels drop after the administration of a volume expander, what might this indicate?

For patients receiving dextran as a volume expander, the nurse should monitor for which potential side effect?