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Normal calcium level is ?
total 8.5-10.5mg/dl
Ionized calcium 4-6mg/dl
Roles of calcium ?
provides structure to bones and teeth
Maintains cell membrane structure and impulse transmission
Required for blood to clot
As the amount of ? you eat goes up so does the level of ? to the hyper level.
phosphorus
calcium
Calcium and ? are found in the ?
bicarbonate
ECF
Bicarbonate plays a vital role in ?
Acid-Base balance
Hypocalcemia is a level less than ?
<8.5 mg/dl
Causes of Hypocalcemia are ?
PTH secretion is reduced or eliminated, thyroid surgery, parathyroid surgery, injury, disease, not enough intake, vitamin D def, malabsorption from GI tract(diarrhea), burned or diseased tissues, blood transfusions
Assessment findings for Hypocalcemia?
Paresthesias circumoral, twitching, tremors, muscle cramps, Hyperactive DTR's, Chvostek's-face, Trousseau's-arm, Cardiac arrhythmias, laryngeal spasm, serum Ca+<8.5, ionized<4.5, ECG changes
Nsg Dx would be a ? and it would be ?
RC
RC:Hypocalcemia
Nsg intervention for Hypocalcemia could be ?
Administer Ca+ or calcium chloride(fast acting with 3 times more available Ca+), Calcium gluconate(more commonly used), Mg+ replacement, Vit D supp, Reduce phosphate with aluminum hydroxide antacids, Monitor vs, resp stridor,ECG, labs, Chvostek's, Trousseau's, safety, Teaching proper foods- dairy, green leafy veg, legumes, nuts whole grains, bonemeal, exercise