Electrolytes Flashcards

1
Q

Hypokalemia effects on muscles, and kidney

A

Muscle:Weakness
Kidney: nephrogenic Diabetes insipidus

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2
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ECG findings in hypokalemia

A

Flat T wave
Prominent U wave
St depression

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3
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Hypokalemia due to a Defect in Na-K-Cl co-transporter
in the ascending loop of Henle occurs in which disease?

A

Bartter disease

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4
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Hypokalemia due to Defect in Na-Cl co-tansporter
in the distal tubules occurs in which disease?

A

Gatelman syndrome

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5
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Management of hypokalemia in a patient with serum k of >2.5 meq/L

A

Oral potassium

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6
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Management of hypokalemia in a patient with serum k of <2.5 meq/L

A

IV infusion Potassium

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7
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ECG findings in hyperkalemia

A

Peaked T wave
Wide QRS

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8
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1st line tx Of Hyperkalemia in presence of ECG findings

A

Calcium gluconate (cardioprotective)

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9
Q

Choose:
Beta agonists are responsible for (hyper/ hypo) kalemia?

A

Hypokalemia due to increase in intracellilar shifting of potassium.

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