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Electrolytes and fluids Flashcards

1
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hypocalcemia

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Convulsions
Arrhythmias
Tetany
Spasms

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hypercalcemia

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Decrease GI (n/v, hypoactive, decreased peristalsis, constipation, kidney stones)
Fatigue, decreased LOC
Bradycardia, cyanosis
Weakness, decreased DTRs

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hypokalemia

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Lethargy
Low shallow respirations
Limp muscles
Lethal dysrhythmias
Leg cramps
Lots of urine output

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hyperkalemia

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Muscle cramps
Urine abnormalities
Respiratory distress
Decreased cardiac contractility
EKG changes
Reflexes depressed / absent DTRs

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5
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hypomagnesiemia

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hypermagnesemia

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hyponatremia

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LOC altered
Orthotic hypotension
Weak muscles

Seizures
Osmolality low (serum)
Diarrhea
Increased ICP
Urine osmolality high
More bowel sounds

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hypernatremia

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Fever
Restlessness and agitation
Increases fluid retention
Edema: peripheral and putting
Dry mouth

Skin flushed
Altered LOC and confusion
Low urinary output
Thirst
Elevated BP
Decreased energy

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hypochloremia

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same as hyponatremia

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hyperchloremia

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same as hypernatremia

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hypophosphatemia

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hypercalcemia symptoms

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12
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hyperphosphatemia

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hypocalcemia symptoms

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isotonic

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hypertonic

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hypotonic

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16
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hyperkalemia prominent ecg change

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tall, peaked t waves

17
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hypokalemia prominent ecg change

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u waves

18
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hypermagnesemia prominent ecg change

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prolonged PR, wide QRS, tall T wave

similar to hyperkalemia but T wave is not peaked just tall

19
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hypomagnesemia prominent ecg change and F risk for

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long QT interval

at risk for vtach and torsade de pointes

20
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hypercalcemia prominent ecg change and at risk for

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shortened QT interval

at risk for bradycardia and v fib

21
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hypocalcemia prominent ecg change and at risk for

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lengthened QT interval

at risk for v tach

22
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chloride is directly related to ________ and _______

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sodium and potassium

23
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Hyperkalemia Management

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Calcium IV
Remove sources of K+
Increased K+ secretion (diuretics, Kayexalate)
Enhance K+ uptake into cells (D5W + regular insulin, albuterol, sodium bicarbonate)
Dialysis

24
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Calcium has an inverse relationship with _________

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phosphorous

25
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as calcium decreases phosphate _______

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increases

26
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as calcium increases phosphate ______

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decreases

27
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hypoparathyroidism -> ____calcemia -> _____phospahtemia

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hypocalcemia -> hyperphosphatemia

28
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hyperparathyroidism -> _____calcemia -> ____phospahetmia

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hypercalcemia -> hypophosphatemia

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