Cardiac Rhythm
The Pattern Of Electrical Activity In The Heart, Assessed During Telemetry Monitoring.

Telemetry Monitoring
Continuous Monitoring Of Heart Rhythm Using Electrodes And A Telemetry Unit.

Intake And Output
A Nursing Measurement Of All Fluids Entering And Leaving The Body To Assess Hydration Status.

Fluid Overload
An Excess Of Body Fluid Often Managed By Monitoring Intake And Output And Adjusting Iv Therapy.

Dehydration
A Condition Caused By Insufficient Fluid Intake Or Loss, Treated With Iv Therapy.

Electrolyte Imbalance
A Disruption In Levels Of Electrolytes Such As Sodium Or Potassium, Identified Through Patient Assessment.

Hyperglycemia
A Condition Of High Blood Sugar Often Managed With Insulin Administration.

Hypoglycemia
A Condition Of Low Blood Sugar That Requires Immediate Nursing Intervention.

Insulin Administration
A Nursing Procedure Involving The Safe Delivery Of Insulin To Manage Blood Glucose.

Blood Glucose Monitoring
A Procedure Used To Measure Blood Sugar Levels, Important In Diabetes Management.