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Fluid and Electrolytes/Acid Base Flashcards

1
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Principal cation in the ECF

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Na

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2
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Principal cation in the ICF

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K

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3
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major determinant of LV filling volume, CO, MAP

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intravascular volume

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4
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diagnostic hallmark of decrease EABV

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Urine sodium < 15

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5
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principal anion lostin diarrhea

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bicarbonate

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6
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acid base in diarrhea

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hyperchloremic acidosis

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7
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acid base in diuretics, bartter, Gitelman

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hypokalemic alkalosis

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8
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K and acid base in adrenal insufficiency

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hyperkalemia and met acidosis

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9
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urine parameters in hypovolemia (3)

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u.spg > 1.020,
Una < 10,
Uosm > 400 mOsm/Kg

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10
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Fena of hypovolemia

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less than 1%

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11
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FeNa of hypvolemia with diuretics

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less than 30-35%

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12
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mainstay for volume replacement

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crystalloids isotonic 0.9%

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13
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fluid of choice for burns/trauma

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colloids

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14
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clilnical detection of edema occurs when interstitial fluid is

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> 2 to 3 L

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15
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sine qua non for Na and water retention in cirrhosis with portal hypertension

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intrasinusoidal hypertension > 12 mmHg

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16
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halmark of fluid retention in cirrhosis

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peripheral arterial vasodilation with vasoconstriction

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17
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standard of care for heart failure

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B blocker

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18
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vasoconstrictor of choice for liver cirrhosis

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terlipressin

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19
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a-adrenergic agonist inhibits release of glucagon, no effect on renal fxn

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ocreotide

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20
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treatment of choice for HRS

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liver transplantation

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21
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daily insensible water loss

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8-10 ml/kg

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22
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primary determinant of free water excretion in regulation of H20

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AVP

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23
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most important stimulus of AVP secretion
2

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hypertonicity, oncotic pressure of plasma

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24
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most sensitive osmoreceptor cells

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anterior hypothalamus

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25
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absolute level of Posm at which a person develops a conscious urge to drink

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osmotic thirst threshold

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26
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Osmotic thirst threshold

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295 mOsm/kg/H20

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27
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rare autosomal recessive causing DI, DM, optic atrophy, deafness

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Wolfram syndrome

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28
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primary osmoreceptors controlling AVP secretion and thirst

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anterior hypothalamus

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29
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lack of osmoreceptors that regulate thirst and impaired osmoregulation of AVP

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osmoreceptor dysfunction

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30
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hallmark of osmoreceptor dysfunction

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abnormal thirst response

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31
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enzyme enhanced in gestational DI
2

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oxycytocinase and vasopressinase

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32
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treatment of gestational DI

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vasopressin

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33
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resistance of ADH due to defect within the kidney

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nephrogenic DI

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34
Q

most common cause of drug induced NDI

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lithium

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35
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characteristic clinical symptom of DI

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polyuria, polydipsia

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36
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solute excretion rate in solute diuresis

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> 15 mOsm

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37
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differentiate CDI and NDI

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fluid deprivation test

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38
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increase in U Osm after vasopressin

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CDI

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39
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<10% increase in Uosm after vasopressin

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NDI

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40
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drug of choice for acute and chronic CDI

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desmopressin

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41
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paradoxic antidiuretic effect in NDI

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Thiazide

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42
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major comploication of desmopressin

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hyponatremia

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43
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hyponatremia, normal osm

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pseudohyponatremia, factitious hyponatremia

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44
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potent stimulus to AVP secretion

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volume depletion

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45
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most common of hospitalized hyponatremia

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SIADH

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46
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Uosm in sIADH

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> 100 mOsm/Kg H20

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47
Q

most common malignancy with sIADH

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bronchogenic Ca and small cell lung cancer

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48
Q

Na increase in 100 ml hypertonic saline

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2 to 4 mmol/L

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49
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treatment of choice for depletional hyponatremia

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isotonic saline

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50
Q

most dreadful complication in acute hyponatremia

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brain herniation

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51
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allowable increase in Na in 24 hours in high risk ODS

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8 mmol/L

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52
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max daily rate of increase in Na

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10-12 mmol/L

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53
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TTKG 2-3

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redistributive hypokalemia

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54
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TTKG>4

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renal K wasting

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55
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Urine K/Crea signifying poor dietary intake

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< 13 meq/g Crea

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56
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Most common cause of hypokalemia in hospitalized

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GI losses, diuretics, hypomagnesemia

57
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renal compression by subscapular mass or hematoma causing increase in renin

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page kidney

58
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unusual presentation of renal artery stenosis and renal ischemia

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hyponatremic hypertensive syndrome + hypokalemia

59
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Familial Hyperaldosteronism Type I

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Glucocorticoid remediable hyperaldosteronism

60
Q

suppresion of aldosterone after dexamethasone suppression test: FH I

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< 4 ng/dL

61
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Findings in primary hyperaldosteronism after saline loading test

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UNa > 200 mmol/day, Ualdo > 33 mmol/day

62
Q

PAC in PA

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> 277 pmol/L

63
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preferred surgical management for APA or PAH

A

laparoscopic adrenalectomy

64
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Most common cause of hyperKalemia in the ER

A

Renal Failure

65
Q

Ingestion of K rich clay

A

Geophagia

66
Q

Ingestion of burnt matchstick

A

Cautopyreiophagia

67
Q

combined alpha and betablocker common to cause hyperkalemia

A

Labetalol

68
Q

most common cause of adrenalitis in hiv disease

A

cmv

69
Q

loss of function mutation in mineralocorticoid receptor: inc in aldosterone, ang II and renin; Asymptomatic in adulthood

A

Pseudohypoaldosteronism (PHA-1) autosomal dominant

70
Q

recessive form of pha-1, mutation

A

EnaC

71
Q

PHA-II, gain of function in NCC

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Gordon syndrome

72
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Htn, hyperK, Nagma, suppressed pra and aldosterone, hypercalciuria reduced bone density

A

Gordon syndrome

73
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Tx Gordon syndrome

A

Thiazide

74
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first line drug in Er management of hyperkalemia

A

Calcium IV

75
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most constant and reliable medication to induce redistribution of K

A

Insulin with glucose

76
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transporters affected by B agonists

A

Na K ATPase and NKCC1

77
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preferred mode when rapid correction of hyperkalemic episode is desired

A

Hemodialysis

78
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low plasma K can alter the rate of tissue metabolism, decrease tissue oxygen consumption, promoting arteriolar constriction, reduce efficiency of hd

A

Solandt Effect

79
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Excess of this hormone is responsible for hyperca of malignancy

A

PTHrp

80
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Most common cause of hypercalcemia in hospitalized patients

A

Malignancy

81
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Most common cause of hypercalcemia in outpatient clinic

A

PHPT

82
Q

positive family history, hypercalcemia at a young age, low Uca

A

Familial hypocalciuric hypercalcemia

83
Q

excessive and incompletely regulated secretion of pth with hypercalcrmia and hypophosphatemia

A

primary hyperparathyroidism

84
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Cause of PhPT in 80-85% of cases

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Parathyroid adenoma

85
Q

classic bone lesion in phpt

A

osteitis fibrosa cystica

86
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standard therapy for phpt

A

surgery

87
Q

most popular and most sensitive technique to localize pth glands

A

sestamibi scanning

88
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endocrine tumors in 2 of 3: Parathyroid gland, pituitary gland, enteropanxreatic tissue; most common form of familial phpt

A

MEN1

89
Q

syndrome of heritable predisposition to medullary thuroid carcinoma, pheochrokocytoma and phpt

A

Men 2A

90
Q

glycoprotein that inhibits wnt b catenin signaling

A

sclerostin

91
Q

fully humanized monoclonal antibody that prevents bunding of rank to rankl

A

denosumab

92
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most common granulomatous disease with hypercalcemia

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sarcoidosis

93
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most effective therapy for hypercalcemia in hematologic malignancies

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glucocorticoids

94
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most common causes of hypocalcemoa in the nonacute setting

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hypoparathyroidisn, hypomagnesemia, ckd and vitamin d deficiencies

95
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pth resistance with short stature, round face, mental retardation, brachydactyly, lack of phosphaturic response to parathyroid extract

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albright hereditart osteodystrophy

96
Q

php with complete resistance to effects if pth

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PHP-1

97
Q

php without hypocalcemia and endocrine dysfunction

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pseudohypoparathyroidism

98
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php with reduced phosphaturic response to pth but normal increase in urinary camp levels

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php-2

99
Q

most common cause of acquired hypoparathyroidism in adults

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surgical removal or damage to the pth glands

100
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prolonged hypocalcemia after parathyroidectomy

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hungry bone or recalcification syndrome

101
Q

best indicator of vitamin d status

A

25 (OH)D

102
Q

tumor lysis

A

hyperuric >8
Hypocalcemia <7
Hyperk >6
hyperphos >4.6

103
Q

best test of overall magnesium status

A

magnesium tolerance test

104
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FeMg suggestive of magnesium wasting

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> 24 mg per day

105
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earliest manifestation of hypermg

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hypotension

106
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rare autosomal recessive disorder characterized by hyperphos and progressive deposition pf ca phos crystals

A

familial tumor calcinosis

107
Q

acquired paraneoplastic syndrome of kidney phos wasting - hypophos, normal serum calcium, pth levels, low calcitriol, decreased bone mineralization

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tumor induced osteomalacia

108
Q

First line of defense against acid or base

A

buffers

109
Q

major buffer system in the body

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CO2/Hco3

110
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second line of defense against acid base

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respiratory system

111
Q

3rd line of defense

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renal

112
Q

most common cause of drug induced respiratory alkalosis

A

salicylates

113
Q

surrugate for ammonium excretion

A

urine anion gap

114
Q

principal defect in acidification of advanced renal failure

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reduced ammoniagenesis, impaired NH4 accumulation

115
Q

most common cause of acquired pRTA

A

multiple myeloma

116
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most common drug causing of acquired pRTA

A

ifosfamide

117
Q

acid base in fanconi syndrome

A

chronic hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis

118
Q

Type 1 RTA

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classical distal RTA

119
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Type 2 RTA

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proximal RTA

120
Q

hallmark of cDRTA

A

hypokalemia distal RTA

121
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reliable marker for cDRTA

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nephrocalcinosis

122
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Type 4 RTA

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hyperkalemic RTA

123
Q

glucocorticoid and mineralocorticoud deficiency

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addison’s disease

124
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most common congenital adrenal defect

A

21 hydroxylase deficiency

125
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most frequently associated renal disease with hyporeninimic hypoaldosteronism

A

DM nephropathy and tubulointerstitial disease

126
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drugs that inhibits EnaC

A

amiloride, triamterene

127
Q

inhibited by cyclosporine and tacrolimus

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Na K ATPase, ROMK channel

128
Q

target hco3 concentration

A

> 22 meq/L

129
Q

PHA-2

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Gordon syndrome

130
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most common lactic acidosis

A

L-lactic

131
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lactic acidosis from tissue hypoperfusion

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Type A

132
Q

most common cause of type A acidosis

A

bowel ischemia

133
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most widely reported drug that can cause lactic acidosis

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metformin

134
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treatment for salicylate

A

activated charcoal

135
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treatment for ethylene glycol

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fomepizole

136
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mutation in Bartter Syndrome

A

NKCC2

137
Q

Gitelman
Tubule defect on?

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NCC DCT

138
Q

Gitelman vs Barter

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hypocalciuria and hypomagnesemia for Gitelman

139
Q

mutation in Liddle

A

Enac principal cells CCD

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