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What are the neurological manifestations of both metabolic and respiratory acidosis

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Lethargy
Confusion
Dizziness
Headache
Coma

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How does acidosis of either type affect blood pressure

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It decreases blood pressure

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3
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What cardiovascular manifestation can be expected with respiratory acidosis

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V fib
Warm flushed skin

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4
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What cardiovascular manifestation is related to metabolic acidosis

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Dysrythmias related to hyperkalemia
Cold clammy skin

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What cardiovascular manifestation is related to metabolic acidosis

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Dysrythmias related to hyperkalemia
Cold clammy skin

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What are the gastrointestinal manifestations of respiratory acidosis

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There are none

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What are the gastrointestinal symptoms related to metabolic acidosis

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Nausea
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Abdominal pain

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What neuromuscular symptoms accompany respiratory acidosis

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Siezures

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What neuromuscular symptoms accompany metabolic acidosis

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Muscle weakness

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What respiratory symptoms accompany respiratory acidosis

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Hypoventallation with hypoxia

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What respiratory symptoms accompany metabolic acidosis

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Deep rapid respirations

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What are the neurological symptoms that come with respiratory and metabolic alkalosis

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Confusion
Headache

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What neurological symptoms accompany respiratory alkalosis

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Dizziness
Lightheadedness

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14
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What neurological symptoms come with metabolic alkalosis

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Irritability
Lethargy

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What cardiovascular symptoms come from both respiratory and metabolic alkalosis

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Tachycardia
dysrythmias related to hypokalemia

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What are the gastrointestinal symptoms of respiratory alkalosis

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Nausea
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Epigastric pain

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What gastrointestinal problems come with metabolic alkalosis

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Nausea
vomiting
Anorexia

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What neuromuscular symptoms accompany respiratory alkalosis

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Tetany
Numbness
Tingling of extremities
Hyperreflexia
Seizures

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What neuromuscular symptoms accompany metabolic alkalosis

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Tetany
Tremors
Tingling of fingers and toes
Muscle cramps, hypertonic muscles
Seizures

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What respiratory symptoms accompany respiratory alkalosis

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Hyperventilation

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What respiratory symptoms accompany metabolic alkalosis

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Hypoventallation

22
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What symptoms accompany hypomagnesemia

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Muscle cramps
Tremors
Hyperactive reflexes
Chvosteks and trousseaus sign
Confusion
Vertigo
Seizures
Torsades depointes
V fib

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Causes of hypomagnesemia

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Prolonged fasting
Chronic alcoholism
Fluid loss from GI tract
Prolonged PN without supplementatio
Diuretics
Proton pump inhibitors
Hyperglycemic osmotic diuresis

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Hyper magnesiemia caused by

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Increased intake of magnesium while renal insufficiency or failure is present

Excess IV magnesium administration

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Symptoms of hypermagnesemia
Hypotension Facial flushing Nausea and vomiting Impaired deep tendon reflexes Muscle paralysis Respiratory and cardiac arrest
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Hypo phosphatemia symptoms
CNS depression Muscle weakness and pain Respiratory and heart failure Rickets and oseteomalacia
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Hypophosphotemia caused by
Malnourishment malabsorption Diarrhea Use of phosphate binding antacids Inadequate replacement during paraenteral nutrition Decreased intestinal absorption Incresead urinary excretion Receding syndrome
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Hyper phosphatemia caused by
Acute kidney injury or chronic kidney disease Excess intake of phosphate orvitaminD Hypo parathyroidism
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Hyper phosphatemia manifestations
Tetany Muscle cramps Paresthesias Hypotension Dysrythmias Seizures Hypocalcemia Calcified deposits in soft tissue such as joints arteries skin kidneys and corneas
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Hypocalcemia caused by
Decreased production of PTH Multiple blood transfusions Alkalosis Increased calcium loss
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Manifestations of hypocalcemia
Tetany Positive T or C sign Laryngeal stridor Dysphagia Numbness Dysrythmias
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Hypercalcemia caused by
Hyperparathyroidism Cancer
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Hypercalcemia manifestations
Fatigue Lethargy Weakness Confusion Hallucinations Seizures Coma Dysrythmias Bone pain or fracture Nephrolithasis Polyuria Dehydration
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Hypokalemia manifestations
Cardiac Skeletal muscle weakness Weakness of respiratory muscle Decreased GI motility Hyperglycemia
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Hypokalemia caused by
Increased potassium loss via kidneys or GI tract Increased shift of potassium from ECF to icf Renal losses from loop or potassium depleting diuretics Low magnesium levels
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Hyperkalemia manifestations
Life threatening arrhythmias Fatigue confusion Tetany Muscle cramps Weak or paralyzed skeletal muscles Abdominal cramping or diarrhea
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Hyperkalemia causes
Impaired renal excretion Potassium shift from icf to ECF Massive potassium intake Some drugs Most common cause is renal failure
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Hyponatremia manifestations
Headache Irritability difficulty concentrating Confusion Vomiting Seizures Coma Death is possible
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Hyponatremia causes
Loss of sodium containing fluids Water excess Fluid shift out of ECF into icf Draining wounds Diarrhea Vomiting Adrenal insufficiency Excess use of hypotonic IV fluids SIADH causes water retention
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Hypernatremia manifestations
Thirst Altered mental status Ortho hypotension Tachycardia Weakness
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Causes of hypernatremia
Inadequate water intake Excess water loss Sodium gain