Endo CIS Flashcards

1
Q

Define kussmaul respiration’s?

A

Deep rapid respiration’s associated with acidosis

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2
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How to calculate anion gap and what is the new mnemonic for differentials for high anion gap acidosis?

A

GOLDMARK

Glycols, oxoproline, L lactate, D lactate, methanol, Aspirin, Renal failure, ketoacidosis.

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3
Q

What is the differential list for ab pain?

A
BAD GUT PAINS
Bowel obstruction
Appendicitis
Diverticulitis, DKA
Gastroenteritis, Gall bladder problems
UTI
Testicular torsion,Toxin
Pneumonia, pancreatitis, peptic ulcer
Abdominal aneurysm
Infarction, bowel or heart, IBD
Splenic rupture/infarction
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4
Q

Signs of DKA?

A
N/V
Tachycardia
Hypotension
Fruity smell to breath
Kussmaul respiration’s 
Ab pain
Fever
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5
Q

3 labs for DKA?

A

Hyperglycemic, ketones in blood and urine, and metabolic acidosis (high potassium)

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6
Q

What are the 3 most common cause of hypoglycemia? Which one is first?

A

Meds, most common
Organ failure
Sepsis/infection

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7
Q

Where do we admit patients with DKA or hypoglycemia?

A

ICU, cardiac monitoring, one on one nurse and frequently labs

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8
Q

3 treatments for DKA?

A

Fluids
Electrolytes
Insulin

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9
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What two things to consider that are not included in CMP?

A

Mg and pH

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10
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How do you correct for sodium when sugar is high?

A

Sodium + ((glucose -100) * 0.016)

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11
Q

What is the initial IV fluid we give to a patient with DKA and when would we switch it?

A

NS

Switch it to D51/2NS in patients with an insulin drip when their glucose gets to 250 to prevent hypoglycemia

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12
Q

What is first priority in treating DKA?

A

Fix acidosis

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13
Q

When is it OK to stop DKA treatment protocol and what does treatment turn into at this point?

A

When the anion gap is closed.

Switch to long acting insulin and you can stop drip 2 hours after long acting is administered

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14
Q

4 symptoms of hypoglycemia?

A

Weak, sweating, altered mental status, and seizures

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15
Q

What to give for a person with low sugars who is awake and alert?
What to give decreased level of consciousness or seizure? What is the most common cause of low blood sugars?

A

Fast acting carb like glucose tablet or hard candy
IV D50 or IM glucagon
Medications

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16
Q

Chapman point for pancreas and sympathetics/parasympathetics for pancreas?

A

R 7th ICS
T5-10
OA, AA

17
Q

Top 2 causes of DKA?

A

Infection and non compliance with insulin

18
Q

If DKA is caused by infection, what to avoid for OMT?

A

Lymphatic treatment until infection is resolved

19
Q

What is the sympathetics and parasympathetics for endometriosis?

A

T10-12

s2-4

20
Q

Anterior and posterior Chapman points for endometriosis?

A

Ascending ramus of pubis

Transverse process of l5