Patho exam 3 Flashcards

1
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The brain cells are most significantly affected. Look for neuro changes.
Confusion
Seizure
Coma
Treatment: Limit water intake, give normal saline. Severe cases should be treated gradually.

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Hyponatremia

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Hyponatremia

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The brain cells are most significantly affected. Look for neuro changes.
Confusion
Seizure
Coma
Treatment: Limit water intake, give normal saline. Severe cases should be treated gradually.

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Thirst
Decreased urine
Various Neuro effects similar to hyponatremia
Seizure
Treatment: fluid replacement can treat the dehydration. Severe cases should be treated gradually

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Hypernatremia

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Hypernatremia

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Thirst
Decreased urine
Various Neuro effects similar to hyponatremia
Seizure
Treatment: fluid replacement can treat the dehydration. Severe cases should be treated gradually

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5
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Most serious effects have to do with the heart
Increased urine
Decrease breathing
Dysrhythmia
Increased sensitivity to digitalis
Flat T wave
Treatment: can be treated with oral or IV replacement, but IV replacement must be slow, a rapid dose is fatal.

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Hypokalemia

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Hypokalemia

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Most serious effects have to do with the heart
Increased urine
Decrease breathing
Dysrhythmia
Increased sensitivity to digitalis
Flat T wave
Treatment: can be treated with oral or IV replacement, but IV replacement must be slow, a rapid dose is fatal.

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7
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Most serious effects have to do with the heart
First symptom is tingling
bradycardia
Dysrhythmia 
Paralysis
Tall T wave
Treatment: Bicarbonate or insulin
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Hyperkalemia

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Hyperkalemia

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Most serious effects have to do with the heart
First symptom is tingling
bradycardia
Dysrhythmia 
Paralysis
Tall T wave
Treatment: Bicarbonate or insulin
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9
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Tingling
Positive Troussau and Chvostek
Increase Muscle twitching/tetany
Decrease heart activity

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Hypocalcemia

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Hypocalcemia

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Tingling
Positive Troussau and Chvostek
Increase Muscle twitching/tetany
Decrease heart activity

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11
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Decrease muscle activity
Increased heart activity
Treatment: loop diuretic

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Hypercalcium

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Hypercalcium

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Decrease muscle activity
Increased heart activity
Treatment: loop diuretic

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13
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Neuro effects
Dysrhythmia
Hyperactive reflexes

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Hypomagnesia

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Hypomagnesia

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Neuro effects
Dysrhythmia
Hyperactive reflexes

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15
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Slow heart rate
Slow breathing
Slow reflexes

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Hypermagnesia

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16
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Hypermagnesia

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Slow heart rate
Slow breathing
Slow reflexes

17
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Heart muscle problems

Impaired tissue oxygenation (because of RBC problems)

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Hypophophatemia

18
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Hypophophatemia

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Heart muscle problems

Impaired tissue oxygenation (because of RBC problems)

19
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Because phosphate has an inverse relationship with calcium, high phosphate means you have low calcium. Therefore the symptoms here are the symptoms of hypocalcemia, such as tetany.

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Hyperphosphatemia

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Hyperphosphatemia

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Because phosphate has an inverse relationship with calcium, high phosphate means you have low calcium. Therefore the symptoms here are the symptoms of hypocalcemia, such as tetany.