Natremia/Kalemia Flashcards

1
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Hyperglycemia effect on plasma Na and plasma osmolarity?

A

Pseudohyponatremia, increased plasma osmolarity

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Hyperlipidemia effect on plasma Na and plasma osmolarity

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Pseudohyponatremia, normal plasma osmolarity

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3
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Fluid Loss effect on plasma Na, Urine Na, BV

A

All Decreased

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4
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Edema (CHF, cirrhosis) effect on plasma Na, Urine Na, BV?

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Hyponatremia, Decreased Urine Na, Increased BV

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5
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Salt-Wasting effect on plasma Na, Urine Na, BV

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Hyponatremia, increased Urine Na, Decreased BV

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6
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Other Causes of salt wasting

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Diuretics, Metabolic acidosis, decreased aldosterone, hypothyroidism (MAD LAH)

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Overproduction of ADH effect on Plasma Na, Urine Na, BV

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Hyponatremia, increased Urine Na, Increased BV

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8
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Stimulation of ADH release?

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Pain, Esophageal damage, Low BV, Tuberculosis

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9
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Causes of Urine Na <100 mMol

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No ADH Secretion (Primary Polydipsia, Beer, Tea and Toast)

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10
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Hypernatremia with Urine Na >800

A
#1: Primary Hypodipsia 
#2 GI loss 
Rarely Na Overload
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11
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Hypernatremia with Urine Na <300

A

DI

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12
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Symptoms specific for HyPERnatremia and not hyPOnatremia?

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Irritability, Cerebral Vascular Rupture

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13
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Metabolic Acidosis does what to plasma K?

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Increases Plasma K, decreases cellular K

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14
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Insulin does what to K?

A

Decreases plasma K, increases Cellular K

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15
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Aldosterone does what to K?

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Decreases plasma K, increases Urine K

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16
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Digoxin does what to K?

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CAUSES hyperkalemia, AGGRIVATED BY hypokalemia

17
Q

Hypokalemia with High Urine K, alkalosis and hypertension?

A

Overproduction of Aldo or Renin

18
Q

Hypokalemia with High Urine K, alkalosis and normal BP?

A

Loop Diuretic

19
Q

Hypokalemia with high Urine K and acidosis?

A

Metabolic Acidosis, Renal Tubular Acidosis

20
Q

Hypokalemia with low Urine K and alkalosis?

A

Vomiting, NG suction

21
Q

Hypokalemia with low Urine K and acidosis?

A

Lower GI loss of K and HCO3-, laxatives, diarrhea

22
Q

Beta-Blocker’s effect on K?

A

Hyperkalemia

23
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Treatment for hyperkalemia?

A

1) reverse cellular Effect —— Ca administration
2) Shift K into cells ——- Insulin, beta-agonist,
3) Increase K Excretion —— Loop diuretics, kayexalate, hemodialysis