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68 Cards in this Set
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Sodium Na+ (neuroprotective)
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135 - 145
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Potassium K+
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3.5 - 5
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Chloride Cl-
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95-105
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Calcium Ca
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9-11
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Bicarb C02
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22-26
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BUN (kidney)
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6-24
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Creatinine (kidney)
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0.7-1.4
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Glucose
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80-120
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Serum Os
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285-295
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Glucose 350-800 =
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DKA
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Glucose > 800
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HHNK
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Anion Gap Calculation
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Na - ( Cl + HCO3 )
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Normal Anion Gap=
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< 12
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Profound Anion Gap =
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>16 ( Metabolic Acidosis )
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Normal RBC
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5
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Normal HGB
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15
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Normal HCT
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45
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PT (Prothrombin Time) =Triggered by _________ pathwayAffected by ______________ medication
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11 seconds normalTriggered by EXTRENSIC pathwayCoumadin
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PTT ( Partial Thromboplastin Time)Triggered by __________ pathwayAffected by _______________ Medication
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31-35 secondsTriggered by INTRENSIC PATHWAYHeparin
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Normal INR
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1
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Normal Adult Urine Output
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30-50 ml/hr
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Normal Child Urine Output
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1 ml/kg/hr
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Normal Infant Urine Output
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2 ml/kg/hr
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Treat Coumadin Overdose With:
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Vitamin K, FFP, PCC ( Factor 9 )
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Treat Heparin Overdose With:
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Protamine Sulfate
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The only blood component that does not require blood typing and cross-matching before administration is:
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Albumin
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Tea colored urine =
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Rhabdo
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If Gross Hematuria do not _____________
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NO FOLEY CATH
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DKA is due to a____________ and is a GBS of _________ with first line treatment being _________.
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Lack of Insulin> 350 - 800IVF followed by short acting IV insulin
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Do not drop GBS faster than
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100 mg/dl/hr
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HHNK is due to __________ and is a GBS of ________ . You should anticipate _____________. First line treatment being _____________.
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Excess Glucose> 800Severe HYPOkalemiaIVF followed by short acting IV insulin
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GI bleed is treated with ________________ & _______________________
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Octreotide (Sandostatin) and Vasopressin (Pitressin)
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_____________ tube may be used for treatment of esophageal varices.
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S-Blakemore
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SIADH is __________________ and results in:
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SIADH = Syndrome of inappropriate amounts of ADH)Results in: Dilutional Hyponatremia ( Water high Sodium Low)
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DI Management Includes
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Aggressive Fluid Management followed by Vasopressin (pitressin) Look for Full Clear foley
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Thyrotoxicosis AKA_________signs and symptomsAvoid what medication
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" Graves Disease" AKA "Thyroid Storm"A-fibWeight lossHeat intoleranceExopthalmos (buldging eyes)NervousnessASA
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Myxedema Coma AKAOfficially Myxedema coma when _________
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HypothyrodismOfficial with ANY CHANGE IN LOC
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Addisons Disease caused by ______________No ___________ production causing ____________and __________________Use caution with ______________ medication
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Adrenal insufficiencyNo cortisol production causing DECREASED BP and decreased vascular toneCAUTION WITH ETOMIDATE
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Cushings Syndrome Results from
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INCREASED levels of cortisol due to pituitary tumor
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Cushings Syndrome Signs and Symptoms
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Buffalo humpBull Neckupper body obesity with thin arms and legspurple striae on abdomenhypertensionhyperglycemiawomen with facial hair
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Pancreatitis may present with
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Cullens sign (umbilicus) Grey-Turners Sign (flanks)
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You should not give ___________ with pancreatitis due to spasticity of the sphincter of Oddi
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Morphine
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Hypocalcemia Signs and Symptoms
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Chvosteks's sign ( Flick cheek / eye twitch )Trosseue's Sign ( BP cuff above systolic greater than 3 minutes causes carpal spasm)
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In pts with bowel obstruction keep __________BO is affected by ___________ law
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Keep NPO Affected by Boyles Law
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Hephatic Encephalopathy caused by ________ and present with high levels of ________________.
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ETOH / Drug abusePresent with high levels of ammonia
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Hephatic Encephalopathy management includes
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Terminate GI bleedingEvacuate blood by NGT to inhibit protein intakeAdminister Lactulose
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Splenic Injury presents with __________ sign
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Kehrs Sign (L should pain)
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Septic Shock Lactate Level is ____________ With decreased _______________ and increased ____________.
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lactate > 2.5decreased SVR < 800increased Cardiac Output
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Brudzinskis sign
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flexion of neck causes involuntary flexion of legs (meningitis)
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Kernigs Sign
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Back irritation with flexion of lower legs (meningitis)
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Cullens Sign
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umbilical bruising (pancreatitis)
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Grey-Turners Sign
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Flank and groin bruising (pancreatitis)
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Kehrs Sign
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Referred L shoulder pain (splenic injury or ectopic pregnancy)
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Murphys sign
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pain when palpation the RUQ on inspiration (gallbladder)
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Levines sign
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Pt clinching fist over chest (cardiac)
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Coopernail Sign
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Bruising of scrotum or labia (abd trauma or pelvic fx)
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Babinski sign
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Extension of big toe when fanning other toes(upper motor neuron dysfunction)Normal in peds < 2 years old
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Hammans sign
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"crunching" sounds on auscultation over anterior chest synchronized with heart beat (tracheobronchial injury)
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Kussmauls sign
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rise in venous pressure
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Pulsus paradoxis
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fall in SBP >15 mmhg in normal inspiration (tension pneumo / pericardial tamponade)
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Paradoxical chest movement
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Flail chest
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Dresslers syndrome
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Pericarditis post MI or CABG
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Trousseaus Sign
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carpal spasms when BP cuff inflated (hypocalcemia)
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Chovesteks Sign
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cheek twitching when tapped (hypocalcemia)
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Virchows Triad
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venous thrombosis
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Cushings triad
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widening pulse pressurebradycardia varying RR ( increased ICP)
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Becks Triad
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hypotensionJVDmuffled heart tones(cardiac tamponade)
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Normal platelet count
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150-450
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