electrolyte relationships Flashcards

1
Q

na combines with what 2 things to regulate acid base status

A

cl and bicarb

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2
Q

where do the sodium and k ions move when the na/k pump is being moved

A

na ions diffuse inward and k ions diffuse outward

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3
Q

what is the na/k pump made of

A

mg, p, and enzyme

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4
Q

what electrolyte affects acid base status in relationship to hydrogen

A

k

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5
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what is excreted and retained when aldosterone is released

A

na is reabsorbed and k is excreted

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6
Q

in acidosis what electrolytes move in and out of cell in reference to potassium

A

k moves into elf and h moves into cells

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7
Q

in alkalosis where does k go

A

into cell to maintain balance

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8
Q

what is caused when there is a mg depletion in relation to k

A

hypokalemia

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9
Q

what makes production of pth possible

A

mg

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10
Q

how is mg directly related to ca

A

influences ca levels directly through production of pth

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11
Q

what can hypomagnesemia affect ca

A

causes a decrease in ca reabsorption bc of lack of pth

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12
Q

what can low serum albumin and hyperphospatemia cause

A

hypocalcemia

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13
Q

changes in which electrolyte affect the release of pth

A

ca not p

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14
Q

when ca is low kidneys retain ca and excrete what

A

k

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15
Q

what can hypophosphatemia cause

A

hypercalcemia

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16
Q

serum ph is inversely related to ______ ca

A

ionized ca

17
Q

if serum ph is acidotic then what is ca

A

hypercalcemia

18
Q

what moves p and glucose into cell

A

insulin

19
Q

what acid base status causes p to move into cells

A

alkalosis

20
Q

if the patient has hyperparathyroidism what is there level of p

A

hypophosphatemia

21
Q

what is seen with hypophosphatemia in regards to mg and ca

A

decreased mg and increased ca

22
Q

what electrolyte moves in and out of cell with na and k

A

cl

23
Q

a change in na or cl causes what kind of change in eachtoher

A

similar change

24
Q

what do cl and na do together

A

helps maintain serum osmolality and h2o balance

25
Q

hyperparathyroidism, hypernatremia, and hyperaldosteronism can cause what with cl

A

hyperchloremia

26
Q

cl is reabsorbed and excreted in direct opposition to what

A

bicarb