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Isotonic Fluids

D5W


Lactated Ringers


Normal Saline

Hypertonic Fluid

3% Lactated Ringers


3% NS


D5 in .9% sodium chloride

Hypotonic Fluid

.45%NaCl, D2.5W


Fluid less than .9% or fluid less than 5% dextrose

NephrItic Syndome

Inflamation of the GlomerulI


S/S: Oliguria & Hematuria, HTN


JACKSON Bergers disease is the most common cause


NephrOtic Syndrome

Glomerulus is excessively permeable to plasma proteins


Hyproalbuminemia (duh)


Peripheral Edema







Loss of immunoglobulins(protein) leads to....

Infection`

Hemoglobin(Hgb)


Male

14-18 Males

Hemoglobin(Hgb)


Female

12-16

# WBC



5000-10,000

Platelets

150,000-450,000

K+

3.5-5.0

Mg

1.5-2.5

Creatinine

.6-1.2

BUN

8-24

Blood Glucose

70-110

Na+

135-145

Increased Creatinine is due to________

Renal Dysfuntion

hCG assesses for_________

Pregnancy

Cushings disease: STRESS/ADRENAL GLAND

Increased Cortisol/Aldosterone


High Sodium. Low Potassium. Increased Blood Sugar.

Cushing Disease qualifications

Fasting Blood Glucose Normal >126 mg/dl

Glucose tolerance test >126


Hemoglobin AIC (glycosated hemoglobin) >7%



Cushings Disease big consideration is______

Hydration

Addison's Disease: ADRENAL GLAND

Low Cortisol and Aldosterone


Low Sodium/High potassium. Low Blood Sugar.



Addison's Disease: Bowl Effect

Diarrhea

Cushing's Disease: Bowl Effect

Constipation

Diabetic Ketoacidosis

Glucose 250-600


Arterial PH: 6.8-7.3



Diabetic HHNK

Glucose 600-1200


Ph >7.3

Goodpasture syndome

Circulating glomerular antibodies attack kidneys:YOUNG MALE SMOKERS

Flapping hand tremors can be from_____

Nitrogenous wastes in the brain

Thiazide diuretics can increase_______

Calcium and Vitamin D

Symptoms of increased calcium

Kidney Stones, bone pain.

Ace inhibitors and potassium sparing diuretics (tones) can increase levels of _______

Potassium

Potassium can increase from_________

AKD,CKD. tissue injury/rhabdomyolysis, acidosis, and salt substitutes

BNP over 100________

sign of CHF

BNP is an enzyme that_____

BNP attempts to get rid of CHF extra fluid

Symptoms of low Albumin levels_______

swelling around the eyes, belly, or legs.

PROTIENS ARE BIG AND....

TAKE UP A LOT OF SPACE IN THE BLOOD VESSELS

Low Albumin stimulates_____

ADH. Increases water retention

Hyperthyroidism can cause____

High HR and SBP


THIN


fast metabolism

A tumor on teh adrenal medulla is called____

Pheochromocytoma

Medication for hypothyroidism_______

Synthetic thyroid hormone levothyroxine

HypoThyroidism

LOW HR. LOW BP


STOUT


Low metabolism


Constipation

Potassium Sparing Diuretic such as Spironolactone(TONE) .


Loop wasting diuretic and thiazide diuretics.

All Increases Potassium

Neuromuscluar blocker Succinylcholine increases____

Potassium

Addison's disease:ADRENAL GLAND

Low blood sugar. Low na+ high k+


THIN



Calcium can be increased from____________

IV calcium, or rebreathing, increased co2 raises which increases calcium

Addison's disease GI symptom_______

diarrhea

Cushing's disease: ADRENAL GLAND

High Blood Sugar. High Na+ and low K+


STOUT

GI symptoms: Hypothyroid

Constipation

GI symptoms: Hyperthyroid

Diarrhea