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calcium
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1) #1 mineral used in the body
2) under control of vit.D 3) bind to albumin, phos, citrate |
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Ca is important in?
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1) neuro
2) muscle contraction 3) blood coagulation 4) release of NTM and autocoids 5) bone formation |
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hypocalcemia is most commonly seen due to a?
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decreased albumin
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s/s of hypocalcemia?
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1) tetany
2) increased neuromuscular excitability 3) laryngospasm 4) Sz 5) hypotension |
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most common cause of hypercalcemia is?
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a cancer which activates osteoclasts by secretion of cytokines
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tx of hypercalcemia?
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bisphosphonates IV
1) Etidronate (Didronel) 2) Pamidronate (Aredia) 3) Alendronate (Fosamax) |
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roles of potassium?
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1) osmotic P control
2) enzymatic rxn 3) excitable cell memb. 4) kidney function |
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hypokalemia
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1) beta-adrenergic agonists
2) theophylline 3) diarrhea 4) diuretics 5) PCN, aminoglycosides |
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s/s of hypokalemia
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1) skeletal muscle weakness
2) cardiac dysrhthmias |
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1st sign of hyperkalemia?
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ECG change, peaked T wave
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tx of kyperkalemia
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1) Ca
2) NaHCO3 3) beta-adrenergic agonists |
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phosphate
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1) energy metabolism
2) acid-base balance 3) buffer |
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Mg mainly bound to ?
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proteins in plasma
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Mg role
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1) enzymatic rxn
2) ATP chelated to Mg 3) regulates Ca entry into cells 4) antagonist of Ca |
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s/s of hypoMg
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1) skeletal muscle weakness
2) spasms 3) sz 4) coma |
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hyperMg
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1) rare
2) s/s = sedation 3) myocardial depression 4) decreased neuromuscular function from Ach release |
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Mg use in OB
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for convulsions in pts with gestational proteinuric hypertension
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