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formula for the anion gap
Na - (Cl + HCO3)
equation for serum osmolality
2*Na + Glu/18 + BUN/2.8
normal urine output for an adult
700 to 2000 cc/day
definition of oliguria

anuria?
< 450 cc/day

< 100 cc/day
definition of polyuria
> 3 liters/24 hours
in the patient w/ polyuria, how do you tell between primary polydipsia and solute diuresis?
in primary polydipsia, urine osmolality will be < 250

in solute diuresis, urine osmolality will be > 300
test to perform to assess the cause of polydipsia
water deprivation test
result of water deprivation test in patient with central DI

nephrogenic DI?
CDI: urine osmolality increases by > 50% after vasopressin

NDI: minimal response to vasopressin