Notes in Electrolyte Abnormalities

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Published	03/27/2023
Published	03/27/2023
Published	03/27/2023	SodiumThe {{c1::dominant}} extracellular ion Accounts for {{c1::nearly all of the osmotically active solute in the plasma and interstitial …
Published	03/27/2023	Sodium (Na+) PathophysiologyNa+ variations frequently occur along with derangements in total body water Total body water can be {{c1::increased, norma…
Published	03/27/2023	HyponatremiaNa+ < {{c1::136}} mEq/L The most {{c1::common}} electrolyte disorder encountered in clinical practice May occur in up to {{c1…
Published	03/27/2023	S/S of Hyponatremia:Hyponatremia symptoms related to {{c1::cerebral edema and increased intracranial pressure and how rapidly hyponatremia occur…
Published	03/27/2023	Acute Hyponatremia & Brain Cell EdemaIn acute onset, symptoms typically occur when Na+ concentration are less than {{c1::120}} mEq/LHeadache, naus…
Published	03/27/2023	Chronic HyponatremiaOver several days, the brain responds by transporting {{c1::Na}}, {{c1::Cl}}, {{c1::K}}, and organic solutes from the cells into t…
Published	03/27/2023	Assessment of hyponatremia causes include: {{c1::Serum osmolality}}{{c1::TBW status}}{{c1::Urinary Na+ concentration }}Hyponatremia may exist in …
Published	03/27/2023	Causes of Hyponatremia: Serum Osmolarity Na+ normally the key determinant of {{c1::serum osmolality}}Hyponatremia may be {{c1::isotonic, hyp…
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