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Sodium Flashcards

1
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hyperosmolar hyponatremia

A

hyperglycemia or mannitol

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2
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isoosmolar hyponatremia

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hyperproteinemia, hyperlipidemia

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3
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SIADH urine studies?

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Una-increased, Uosm- inc

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4
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Dehydration urine studies?

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Una- decreased, Uosm- increased

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5
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Hypoosmolar hyponatremia Euvolemia with urine osm <100?

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psychogenic polydypsia, beer potomania, tea and toast

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6
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Hyponatremia hypervolemia urine Na <20

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heart failure, cirrhosis, nephrosis

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Hyponatremia urine osm >100, serum osm <275, urine Na >40

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SIADH, CSW, AI, hypothyroidism, HCTZ

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8
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treatment for CSW?

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fluids

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9
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Free water defecit calculation?

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Kg x .6 x (serum Na/goal Na-1)

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10
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Hypervolemic hypernatremia?

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primary hyperaldosteronism

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11
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Euvolemic Hypernatremia?

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DI

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12
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testing to distinguish CDI and NDI?

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first water restriction which both will fail to concentrate urine, second is exogenous ADH in which CDI will be able to concentrate urine

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13
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Central DI treatment?

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vasopressin or desmopressin

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14
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Nephrogenic DI treatment?

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diuretics, amiloride, indomethacin

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15
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pseudohyponatremia causes?

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hyperlipidemia, hyperglycemia

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16
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SIADH uric acid?

17
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HCTZ hyponatremia, uric acid level?

18
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rate of correction for acute (<48h) hypernatremia?

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1 meq/hr, 24 meq in 24 hours

19
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rate of correction for chronic hypernatremia?

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<10 meq/24 hr

20
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what surgical procedure can lead to severe acute hyponatremia?

21
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why does TURBT cause hyponatremia?

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small bladder perforations leading to absorption of irrigation fluids

22
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TURBT syndrome hallmarks?

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hyponatremia, hemolysis, metabolic acidosis

23
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how to trat severe acute hyponatremia?

A

rapid correct of 4-6 meq in first 6 hours. using hypertonic saline

24
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CSW clinical stutus?

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polyuria, high urine sodium, hypovolemia

25
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treatment for SIADH

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fluid restriction to < 800 cc a day, then salt tabs and IV saline if no improvement

26
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central DI sx?

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thirst wanting to drink cold water, and nocturia

27
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correction rate for acute hypernatremia?

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1meq/hr, 24 in a day

28
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chronic hypernatremia correction?

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10 meq/day

29
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fluid choice in nephrogenic DI?

30
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patient being infused with D5 1/2 NS can develop what?

A

euvolemic hyponatremia

31
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pathophys of DI?

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central- decreased release of AVP

nephrogenic- decreased renal sensitivity

32
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threshold for urine osm post DDAVP challenge in DI?

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increase in >50% of Uosm indicates complete DI

33
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Hypervolemic hypernatremia?

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Diarrhea, vomiting, dehydration

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