4.4 Hyponatraemia in TBI Flashcards

(7 cards)

1
Q

List 2 common causes ↓Na in TBI

A

SIADH

CSWS

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2
Q

Clinical and biochemical features

SIADH

biochem features

A

Serum Na
↓ (both)

Urine Na ↑
both

Serum osmolality

Urine osmolality

(both)

Serum urea and creat
↓ or <->

Plasma Vol

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3
Q

CSWS

biochem features

A

Serum Na
↓ (both)

Urine Na ↑
(both)

Serum osmolality
<-> / ↑

Urine osmolality

(both)

Urea and creat

Plasma Vol

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4
Q

SIADH

Clin features

A

Urine
↓ volume / conc

Na balance
equal

Volaemic status:
euvolemic

CVP
<-> / ↑

No postural hypotension

Hct ↑

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5
Q

CSWS

A

Urine
High volume

Na bal:
Negative

Hypovolaemic

CVP ↓

Postural hypotension

HCT low

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6
Q

Rx SIAD

A

Only if symptomatic
Severe hypoNa
Rapid decrease Na

Fluid restrict:
Aim serum rise Na 1-1.5mmol/L/day

Hypertonic 3% via CVC if very low or symptoms

Demecycline
inhibit renal response to AD

Consider ADH Receptor antagonists

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7
Q

Rx CSWS

A

Restore plasma volume + Na Conc
Initially 0.9%

Consider hypertonic saline via CVC line

Fludrocortisone 0.1-0.4 mg/day
standard Rx resistant cases
Caution HyperK

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