Fluids and Electrolites Flashcards
(30 cards)
For every 100 glucose, how much do you correct Na? Gluce 800 NA 140
800 glucose - 800-700 = 100
140 + (7X1.8)
CAUSES of low Na?
Hypovolemia, SIADH, Hypothyroid
Causes of high Na?
Hypoveolemia, DI, Hyperthyroid
SXS of high or low sodium?
Coma, seizure
hypo= cerebral edema
hyper = neuronal dehydrated
Na hypo/hyper tx?
NS
Fast Hydration with rapid rise with NA is called?
Central pontine myelinolysis
Central pontine myelinolysis sxs
demyelinate of pons axons
hyperkalemia causes
Renal failure, Rhabdo, Spironolactone, ACEs
hypokalemia causes
GI loss (V/D), Furosomide, HCTZ
potassium levels?
3.5-5
Dues hypo or Hyper kalemia kill?
Hyperkalemia Kills = Peaked T waves
ECG of hypokalemia?
Flat T waves, U wave, ST depression: TU complex
Hypo magnesium is associated with what electrolyte is?
Hypokalemia
ECG of hyperkalemia?
Peaked T, Wide QRS
Hyperkalemia, cough and angioedema, AKI if Cr >3
ACE SE
Hyperkalemia tx?
1) Calcium- Stabilize membrane
2) insulin, bicarb, albuterol, furosemide
Hypokalemia tx?
1st Oral, then IV Potassium
Ascending weakness is due to? & Low DTR (like MS)
Hypokalemia - ascending Paralysis
Addisons electrolytes is?
hyponatremia and hyperkalemia - high K for Kennidy + Hyperpigmented
High NA and low K with HTN is due to what disease?
Hyperaldosterone (renin)
Conn’s syndrome
Spironolactone blocks…
Aldosterone
Hypercalcemia is false due to what things?
protien binding
Hypercalcemia is due to
hyperparathyroid - PTH or cancer
Hypocalcemia is due to
hypoparathyroid - iatrogenic, VitD deficiency , renal failure