Fluid and electrolytes Flashcards

1
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normal NA+ values

A

133-146mmol/L

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2
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Symptoms of hypernatramia

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convulsions, dehydration, thirst, oliguria, postural hypo, tachycardia , hypovolameia (volume depletion)

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3
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drug causes of hypernatramia

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lithium , sodium content in IV antibiotics, oral corticosteroids, sodium bicarbonation, contraceptives

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4
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how to treat hypernatraemia causes by diabetes insipidus

A

IV glucose

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5
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symptoms hyponatraemia

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convulsions, drowsy ,confusion, n/v, nausea cramps

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6
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drug cause hyponatreamia

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loop and thiazide diuretics
desmopressin
carbamazepine
antidepressants

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7
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treat mild to mod hyponatraemia

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oral sodium chloride/ sodium bicarb (add glucose if volume depletion)

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8
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treat mod to severe hyponatraemia

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IV saline (via peripheral vein= isotonic but central vein= concentrated)

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9
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why must you give IV saline slowly in a hypo

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risk of osmotic demyelination- CNS effect

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10
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Rehydration therapy (loss of electrolyte) tx and how long it is given over

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electrolyte imbalance : Ort (K+, na+ glucose)
- given over 3 to 4 hrs in diarrhoea
given over 12 when due to hyponatraemia ie. insipidus

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11
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replacing water deficit in electrolyte imbalance?

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IV glucose, should not be given alone unless no significant loss of electrolytes . i.e insipidus or hyper calcemaim

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12
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metabolic acidosis (hypercholamia) what is it

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Cl- ions in blood increase beyond normal val 103 mol/l, makes blood more acidic

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13
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tx metabolic acidosis

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sodium bicarb (alkaline)
if k+low then give potassium bicarb

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14
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normal calcium value

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2.10-2.58 mol/l

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15
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tx of hypercalcaemia

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bisphosphonates and corticosteroid reduce serum calcium

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16
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tx of hypercalcaemia of malignancy

A

calcitonin

17
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tx of hypercalcaemia of hyperparathyroidism and in renal failure

A

cinacalcet reduces parathyroid hormone therefore calcium

and to tx in renal failure is paracalcitol

18
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how to treat hypercalciuria

A

Bendroflumetiazide increase fluid intake and increase dietary calcium

19
Q

what can hypocalcaemia cause

A

osteoporosis

20
Q

tx mild mod hypocalcaemia

A

vit d and calcium supplement

21
Q

severe acute hypocalcaeima

A

iv calcium gluconate (down give too fast = arrhythmia)

22
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normal phosphate range

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0.85-1.45 mol/l

23
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hyperphosphatemia tx and hypo

A

calcium containing preparation (phosphate binding agents) for hyper
hypo= iv phosphate

24
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Magnesium normal range

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0.7-1.05mmol/l

25
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where is hypomagnaemsia common and what happens

A

common in alcoholics,
hypomagnesiua, mean low k+,ca2+, and NA+ all linked

26
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potassium normal range

A

3.5-5.3 mol/l

27
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symptoms hyperkalemia

A

ventricular tachycardia and cardiac arrest

28
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drug causes of hyprkalameia “had beans”

A

H= heparin
a=acei/arb
d=digoxin
beta blockers
e=eplerenone
amiloride
nsaids
spironolactone

29
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mild mod hyperkalemia tx no ecg change

A

calcium resonium

30
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acute severe hyperkalemia >6.5mmol

A

IV slow calcium gluconate
can give insulin salbutamol and glucose in addition

add sodium bicarb to prevent compounding acidosis

31
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should u give calcium gluconate and sodium bicarb the same line

A

no same line = thrombosis

32
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symptoms hypokalaemia

A

muscle hypotonia, arrhythmia

33
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drug causes hypokalemaia

A

dare insult Bettys tough carpet
diurectic, insulin, beta 2 agonist, theophylline corticosteroids

34
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mild hypokalemia tx

A

oral slow potassium chloride
- nausea and vomiting cause poor compliance
- reduce dose in renal impairment
-if caused by diuretic = k+ sparing instead