Electrolyte Imbalances Flashcards
(67 cards)
Na+ is
sodium ion
K+ is
potassium ion
Ca++ is
Calcium ion
Which element is fifth most abundant in the body?
Calcium
P is
phosphorous
Mg++ is
Magnesium
Ketoacidosis Diuretic use KD disease CHF Vomiting/ diarrhea cause Na+ to?
decrease
Ketoacidosis Diuretic use KD disease CHF Vomiting/ diarrhea
Causes ___ to decrease?
Na+
Ketoacidosis is
A serious condition where the body produces excess blood acids.
A serious condition where the body produces excess blood acids.
Ketoacidosis
Muscle cramps/weakness Arrhythmia Vomiting SOB Increased thirst, polyuria
Are symptoms of K+ _____?
Decreases
Muscle cramps/weakness Arrhythmia Vomiting SOB Increased thirst, polyuria
Are symptoms of ___ decreases??
K+
Hyperparathyroidism
Metastic CA
Multiple myeloma
Causes of Ca++ _____?
increases
Hyperparathyroidism
Metastic CA
Multiple myeloma
Causes of ____ increases?
Ca++
Increased BP
Increased cardiac work
Risk of decreasing bone mineral density
Symptoms of P ____
increases
Increased BP
Increased cardiac work
Risk of decreasing bone mineral density
Symptoms of ___ increases
P
Dietary is the cause of Mg++ _____
increases
Dietary is the cause of ____ increases
Mg++
Intention tremor, ataxia Paresthesia decreasing DTRs Muscle weakness Joint stiffness Bleeding d/o
are symptoms of P ____
decreasing
Intention tremor, ataxia Paresthesia decreasing DTRs Muscle weakness Joint stiffness Bleeding d/o
are symptoms of ___ decreasing
P
Intention tremor
a trembling of a part of the body when attempting a precise movement
a trembling of a part of the body when attempting a precise movement
Intention tremor
Ataxia
the loss of full control of bodily movements
the loss of full control of bodily movements
Ataxia