Electrolyte Imbalances Flashcards
Na+ is
sodium ion
K+ is
potassium ion
Ca++ is
Calcium ion
Which element is fifth most abundant in the body?
Calcium
P is
phosphorous
Mg++ is
Magnesium
Ketoacidosis Diuretic use KD disease CHF Vomiting/ diarrhea cause Na+ to?
decrease
Ketoacidosis Diuretic use KD disease CHF Vomiting/ diarrhea
Causes ___ to decrease?
Na+
Ketoacidosis is
A serious condition where the body produces excess blood acids.
A serious condition where the body produces excess blood acids.
Ketoacidosis
Muscle cramps/weakness Arrhythmia Vomiting SOB Increased thirst, polyuria
Are symptoms of K+ _____?
Decreases
Muscle cramps/weakness Arrhythmia Vomiting SOB Increased thirst, polyuria
Are symptoms of ___ decreases??
K+
Hyperparathyroidism
Metastic CA
Multiple myeloma
Causes of Ca++ _____?
increases
Hyperparathyroidism
Metastic CA
Multiple myeloma
Causes of ____ increases?
Ca++
Increased BP
Increased cardiac work
Risk of decreasing bone mineral density
Symptoms of P ____
increases
Increased BP
Increased cardiac work
Risk of decreasing bone mineral density
Symptoms of ___ increases
P
Dietary is the cause of Mg++ _____
increases
Dietary is the cause of ____ increases
Mg++
Intention tremor, ataxia Paresthesia decreasing DTRs Muscle weakness Joint stiffness Bleeding d/o
are symptoms of P ____
decreasing
Intention tremor, ataxia Paresthesia decreasing DTRs Muscle weakness Joint stiffness Bleeding d/o
are symptoms of ___ decreasing
P
Intention tremor
a trembling of a part of the body when attempting a precise movement
a trembling of a part of the body when attempting a precise movement
Intention tremor
Ataxia
the loss of full control of bodily movements
the loss of full control of bodily movements
Ataxia
Paresthesia
an abnormal sensation, typically tingling or pricking caused chiefly by pressure on or damage to peripheral nerves
an abnormal sensation, typically tingling or pricking caused chiefly by pressure on or damage to peripheral nerves
Paresthesia