Electrolye Disorders (P) Flashcards

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What is the level for hypophosphatemia

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<2.5 mg/dl

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What are some causes of hypophosphatemiA

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  1. Alcoholism / malnutrition
  2. Consuming large amounts of antacids
  3. Liver resection
  4. Refeeding syndrome
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What are the signs and symptoms of hypophosphatemia

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<1mg/dl
1. Weakness
2. Muscle pain and tenderness
3. Paresthesia
4. CNS dysfunction

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What is the treatment of hypophosphatemia (severe)

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IV therapy is reserved for severe hypophosphatemia
1. Potassium or sodium phosphate 2mg/kg IV
*too rapid replacement can lead to hypocalceminc tetany

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What is the treatment of mild to moderate hypophosphatemia

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Oral replacement is referred
1. Sodium-potassium phosphate OR
2. Potassium phosphate
3. Sodium phosphate

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What is the level for hyperphosphatemia

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  1. > 4.5
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What are some causes of hyperphosphatemia

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Severe renal disease or after severe trauma
1. Increased intake and absorption
*abuse of laxatives
2. Decreased excretion
*renal failure
3. Redistribution and cellular release

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What is the treatment of hyperphosphatemia

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  1. Low phosphate diet
  2. Aluminum hydroxide gel
  3. Aluminum carbonate gel
  4. Severe cases
    *acetazolamide 15 mg/kg OR insulin
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