Electrolytes & Water Assessment Flashcards

1
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Panic values for sodium

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152

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2
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Panic values for Potassium

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8.0

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3
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Panic values for Magnesium

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5

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4
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Magnesium level that causes cardiac arrest

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34-40

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5
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Panic values for Phosphate

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<1.0

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6
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Panic values for Chloride

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120

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7
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Panic values for Total Calcium

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13

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8
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Panic values for Ionized Calcium

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7.0 coma

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9
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Panic values for Carbon dioxide

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<6.0

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10
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Critical values for serum osmolarity

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321

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11
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Serum osmolarity value that is fatal

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> 420

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12
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Panic values for osmolal gap

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> 10

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13
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Panic values for sweat sodium (CF)

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> 90

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14
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Panic values for sweat chloride (CF)

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> 60

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15
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What required monitoring of peak and trough levels?

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Amikacin (type of aminoglycoside)

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16
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Peak of Vancomycin

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25-40

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17
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Trough of Vancomycin

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5-12

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18
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Toxicity of Vancomycin

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> 80

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19
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Toxic dose on Tricyclic Antifdepressants (all end in -ine)

20
Q

150-300 is therapeutic dose for what?

A

Imipramine & Desipramine (TCAs)

21
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Therapeutic dose of Carbamazepine (anticonvulsant)

22
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Toxic dose of Carbamazepine

23
Q

What drug is highly protein bound?

A

Cabamazepine

24
Q

what drug produces coma at >65

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Phenobarbital

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>100 is toxic dose of what?
Valproic acid
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Therapeutic dose of Valproic acid
Epilepsy: 50-100 Mania: 50-125
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What drug follows Zero order kinetics
Phenytoin (Dilantin)
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Lethal dose of phenytoin (dilantin)
>100
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Toxic dose of dilantin
>30
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Therapeutic dose of dilantin
10-20
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SE of Phenytoin (Dilantin) levels
>20- Nystagmus on lateral gaze >30 Ataxia >40 Mental changes
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What drug has toxicity that can also occur at therapeutic levels?
Lithium (>2.0)
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Lithium levels that can cause seizure, death
>2.5
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What drug can cause nephrotoxicity at any level?
Cyclosporin (immunosupressant)
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When should cyclosporin levels be obtained?
12-18 hrs after dose or just prior to next dose
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What is the therapeutic dose of theophylline (bronchodilator)
10-20
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What is the toxic dose of Theophylline?
>20
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What is the therapeutic dose of Digoxin (CV)
0.8-2.0
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What is the toxic dose of Digoxin?
>2.4
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What drug requires serum K monitoring?
Digoxin
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which drug should you adjust dosages when using digoxin?
Procainamide
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What drug must you adjust dosages with other protein bound meda, witamin K intake, other CYP450 meds, and other antipltelet/anticoag meds?
Warfarin (Coumadin)
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What medications must you monitor TDM and viral load?
Protease Inhibitors (-avir) of HIV medications
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What makes elimination 1/2 life shorter and clearance greater?
Smoking and Theophylline
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What test should you perform when you find trace 15 mg of protein?
Microalbuminuria
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What test should you perform when you find trace 1+ 30 mg of trace protein
24 hr urine collection
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What level of albumin is abnormal
>30