Electrolyte Imbalances Flashcards

1
Q

Hypernatremia S/S

A
thirst
fatigue
weakness
muscle twitching
convulsions
altered mental status
decreased LOC
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Hypernatremia TX

A

low salt diet
hypotonic IV (if hypovolemic
diuretics (if hypervolemic)
ADH for DI

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F.R.I.E.D

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fever/flushed skin
restless
increased fluid retention and BP
edma
Decreased urine output/dry mouth
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Hyponatremia s/s

A
nausea
vomiting
anorexia
ab cramping
oliguria
confusion
lethargy
convulsions
coma
muscle twitching
tremors
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5
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Hyponatremia TX

A

diuretics, PO/IV fluids w/ Na

0.9 NaCL or 3% NaCl (severe)

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Hyperkalemia s/s

A
dysrhythmias
heart block
muscle twitching
fatigue
paresthesia
dyspnea
cramping
diarrhea
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7
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Hyperkalemia TX

A
restrict dietary
decrease K sparing diuretics
glucose/insulin
IV calcium gluconate
Kayexalate/Sorbitol
hypotonic fluids
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Hypokalemia s/s

A
muscle weakness
lethargy
anorexia
dysrhthmias
cardiac arrest
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Hypokalemia TX

A

increase dietary
PO
IV w/ K (KCl)

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Hypercalcemia s/s

A
anorexia
nausea
fatigue
constipation
dehydration
polyuria
EKG changes
heart block
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11
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Hypercalcemia Tx

A

Hypotonic fluids
Biphosphonates
Calcitonin

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12
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Hypocalcemia s/s

A
muscle cramps/spasms
convulsions
tetany 
\+ Chvostek (cheek twitch)
\+Trosseau 
arrhythmias
dysrhthmias (torsades)
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Hypocalcemia TX

A

calcium carbonate w/ Vitamin D (PO)

ACUTE: Calcium glucnate/Calcium chloride

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14
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Hyperphosphatemia s/s

A
tetany
muscle cramps
muscle twitching
tachycardia
dysrhythmias
arrythmias
cardiac conduction problems
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15
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Hyperphosphatemia TX

A
dietary restriction
vitamin D
Binding agents to remove dietary phosphate
calcium carbonate (tums)
calcium acetate (phoslo)
aluminum-based antacids
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16
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Hypophosphatemia s/s

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acute: confusion
seizures
coma
dysphasia
respiratory muscle weakness
chronic:
memory loss
lethargy
weakness
joint stiffness
17
Q

Hypophosphatemia TX

A

increase dietary –> oral supplements –> IV phosphate

18
Q

Chloride Imbalances Hyper vs Hypo

A

Alkalosis vs Acidosis

19
Q

Bicarbonate Imbalances Hypo vs Hyper

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alkalosis vs acidosis