Drug Toxicities, Gastric Emptying Problems, & Electrolytes Flashcards

1
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Lithium therapeutic level

A

0.6-1.2

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2
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Lithium toxic level

A

> = 2

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3
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Digoxin therapeutic level

A

1-2

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4
Q

Digoxin toxic level

A

> = 2

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5
Q

Aminophylline therapeutic level

A

10-20

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6
Q

Phenytoin therapeutic level

A

10-20

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7
Q

Bilirubin elevated level

A

10-20

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8
Q

Hyperextended position baby assumes with kernicterus (bilirubin in brain)

A

Opisthotonos

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9
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What position should an opisthotonic child be placed in?

A

On their side

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10
Q

S/S of hiatal hernia

A

Indigestion when laying down after eating

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11
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S/S of dumping syndrome

A

Abdominal pain and cramping, borborygmi, bloating and distention, diarrhea + symptoms of hypoglycemia (DRUNK + SHOCK)

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12
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Treatment for hiatal hernia

A

Elevated head of bed, increased fluid and carbs — stomach empties faster
Low protein (when carbs high, protein low)

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13
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Treatment for dumping syndrome

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Lower head of bed after eating, no fluids with meals, low carbs — delays gastric emptying
High protein (when carbs are low, protein is high)

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14
Q

-kalemias do the same as the prefix except for _____ and _____

A

** HR and UOP **
Hyperkalemia: symptoms are high except for bradycardia (with tall, peaked T wave and elevated ST) and oliguria
Hypokalemia: symptoms are low except for tachycardia and polyuria

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15
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-calemias do the _________ of the prefix

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** Opposite **
Hypocalcemia: symptoms are high + Chvostek and Trousseau Sign
Hypercalcemia: symptoms are low

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16
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-magnesemias do the _________ of the prefix

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** Opposite **
Hypomagnesemia: symptoms are high
Hypermagnesemia: symptoms are low

17
Q

Hypernatremia is associated with _________, and hyponatremia is associated with _________

A

Dehydration; overload

18
Q

What is the earliest sign of any electrolyte imbalance?

A

Paresthesias/Circumoral paresthesia

19
Q

All electrolyte imbalances cause _________

A

Paresis (muscle weakness)

20
Q

Treatment for hyperkalemia

A

D5W w/ insulin (draws K+ into cell and out of blood) — temporary but fast fix, Kayexalate