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Kidney I Flashcards

1
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Normal SCr

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0.5-1.2 mg/dL

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2
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Normal Cystatin C

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0.5-1.2 mg/dL

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3
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BUN/SCr for decreased kidney perfusion

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> 20:1

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4
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oliguria

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UOP < 400 mL

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5
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anuria

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UOP <50 mL

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6
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Normal albumin

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< 30 mg/day

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7
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microalbuminuria

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30-299 mg/day

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8
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macroalbuminura

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> = 300 mg/day

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9
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What does the kidney do in hypovolemia?
What does urine volume, sodium and specific gravity look like?

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preserve salt and water
&laquo_space;urine volume, < urine sodium, > urine specific gravity (concentrated)

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10
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What does the kidney do in hypervolemia?
What does urine volume, sodium and specific gravity look like?

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eliminates salt and water
» urine volume, > urine sodium, < urine specific gravity (diluted)

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11
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insensible, sweat, urine, loop diuretic urine

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hypotonic fluid loss

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12
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loop diuretic urine, blood, vomiting diarrhea

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isotonic fluid loss

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13
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clinical presentation of hypovolemia

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tachycardia, hypotension, poor skin turgor, slow capillary refill, dry mucus membranes, orthostasis, cool extremities, low jugular venous pressure

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14
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clinical presentation of hypervolemia

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hypertension, edema, weight gain, +JVD

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15
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D5W

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hypotonic

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16
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0.45% NaCl

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hypotonic

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17
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0.9% NaCl

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isotonic

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18
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3% NaCl

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hypertonic

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19
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Lactated ringers

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isotonic

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20
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5% albumin

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isotonic

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21
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NS D5W

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isotonic

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22
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NS D5W w/ 20 mEq KCl

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hypertonic

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23
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1/2 NS D5W

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hypotonic

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1/2 NS D5W w/ 20 mEq KCl

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hypotonic

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25
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1/2 NS D5W w/ 40 mEq KCl

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hypotonic

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26
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What are the bolus isotonic crystalloids and what are they used for?

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Lactated ringers, plasma-lyte A, and NS
hemodynamic instability

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27
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Maintenance fluids infusion rate

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30-35 mL/kg per day

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28
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give less than maintenance fluids

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CKD, chronic liver disease, HF, liver disease

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29
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give more than maintenance fluids

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dehydrated, hemodynamic shock

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30
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hyponatremia is defined as

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Na < 135 mEq/L

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31
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drugs that cause hyponatremia

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SSRIs, carbamazepine, opiates

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32
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symptoms of hyponatremia

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HA > confusion > lethargy > coma

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33
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hypertonic hyponatremia is due to

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hyperglycemia- sugar diluting Na

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34
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hyponatremia where TBW is increased

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isovolemic hypotonic hyponatremia

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35
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v2 antagonist used for isovolemic hypotonic hyponatremia due to HF, cirrhosis, or SIADH

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tolvaptan (samsca)

36
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side effects of tolvaptan

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thirst, polyuria, constipation

37
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BBW tolvaptan

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hepatotoxicity

38
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V1/V2 antagonist given IV for acute isovolemic hypotonic hyponatremia

A

conivaptan

39
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hyponatremia with high Na and very high TBW

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hypervolemic hypotonic hyponatremia

40
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hyponatremia with very low NA and low TBW

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hypovolemic hypotonic hyponatremia

41
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HYPO x3 (hyponatremia) is treated with

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0.9% NS

42
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maximum correction rate for hypo x3

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6-8 mEq/L/day, up to 12 if acute
0.25-0.5 mEq/L/hr

43
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Goal Na for hyponatremia

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135-145 mEq/L

44
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hypernatremia with lots of of TBW loss relative to Na

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hypovolemia hypernatremia

45
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hypernatremia with TBW loss while Na is the same

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euvolemic hypernatremia

46
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hypernatremia with very high Na with high TBW

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hypervolemic hypernatremia

47
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furosemide name brand

A

lasix

48
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bumetanide name brand

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bumex

49
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torsemide name brand

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demadex

50
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ethacrynic acid name brand

A

edecrin

51
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loop diuretics

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furosemide, bumetanide, torsemide, ethacrynic acid

52
Q

furosemide IV and PO dose
DOA

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IV 20
PO 40
6hr

53
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bumetanide IV and PO dose
DOA

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IV 1
PO 1
4-8hr

54
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torsemide IV and PO dose
DOA

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IV 20
PO 20
6-12 hr

55
Q

ethacrynic acid IV and PO dose
DOA
clinical pearl

A

IV 50
PO 50
6-8 hr
No sulfa

56
Q

side effects of loops

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hypokalemia, metabolic alkalosis, renal injury, ototoxicity, sulfa reaction

57
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goal for acute diuretic dosing

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UOP >= 500 mL in 6 hours

58
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thiazide diuretics

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HCTZ, chlorothiazide, chlorthalidone, metolazone, indapamide

59
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side effects of thiazides

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hyperuricemia, hypercalcemia, hypokalemia

60
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K sparing diuretics

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spironolactone, eplerenone, amiloride, triamterene

61
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side effects of K sparing

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hyperkalemia, metabolic acidosis

62
Q

carbonic anhydrase inhibitor

A

acetazolamide

63
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side effect of acetazolamide

A

metabolic acidosism

64
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mild hypokalemia

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3-3.5 mEq/L

65
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moderate hypokalemia

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2.5-3 mEq/L

66
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Severe hypokalemia

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< 2.5 mEq/L

67
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causes of hypokalemia

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GI losses, diuretics, hypomagnesemia

68
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drugs causing hypokalemia

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diuretics, steroids, insulin, glucose, B agonists…

69
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presentation of hypokalemia

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cramping, weakness, fatigue, arrhythmias, ECG abnormalities

70
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side effects of KCL supplement

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IV- thrombophlebitis, hyperkalemia, pain/burning
PO- GI irritation & erosion

71
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peripheral KCl infusion rate

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10-20 mEq/100mL over 1 hour

72
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central KCl infusion rate

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40 mEq/100 mL over 1 hour

73
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hyperkalemia is characterized by

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K > 5.5 mEq/L

74
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causes of hyperkalemia

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increased dietary K, decreased renal K excretion, renal tubule unresponsive to aldosterone, etc.

75
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drugs that cause hyperkalemia

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ACE, ARB, RIs, B-blockers, aldosterone antagonists, K sparing diuretics, etc.

76
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clinical presentation of hyperkalemia

A

palpitations and ECG changes (arrhythmias)

77
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sodium polystyrene sulfonate (SPS)
use and dose

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chronic treatment of hyperkalemia, also in emergent hyperkalemia
15-30 mg PO QW to TID

78
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side effects of SPS

A

GI upset, intestinal necrosis

79
Q

patiromer (veltassa)
use and dose

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chronic treatment of hyperkalemia
8.4 g QD titrated to 25.2 g QD

80
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side effects of patiromer

A

GI, hypomagnesemia
administer 3 hrs away from other meds

81
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sodium zirconium cyclosilicate (lokelma)
use and dose

A

chronic treatment of hyperkalemia
10 g PO TID x48hrs then 10 g QD

82
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side effects of lokelma

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edema
administer 2 hrs away from other meds

83
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emergent hyperkalemia is characterized by

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K > 7 mEq/L OR
K 5.5-6.9 mEq/L with ECG changes

84
Q

treatment for ECG change in emergent hyperkalemia

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1g IV calcium gluconate

85
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therapy to shift K into cells in emergent hyperkalemia

A

regular insulin 10U IV + 25g dextrose if euglycemic
50-100 mEq IV Na Bicarb if acidotic
albuterol nebulizer if cannot get IV access

86
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treatment removing excess K in emergent hyperkalemia

A

sodium polystyrene sulfonate 15-30 mg PO
IV loop
emergent hemodialysis

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