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What labs are pertinent on a pt w/ gallbladder ds?
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AlkPhos, Gamma Glytamyl Transferase (GGT), 5-nucleotidase
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What are the most important determinants of the severity of liver ds?
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Total Bili, Serum albumin, INR, Ascietes, Hepatic encephalopathy
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What are common complications of DM1?
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HTN, CAD, nephropathy, neuropathy, retinopathy
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How is DM1 managed periop?
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Glucose 100-160, optimize fluid balance
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What diabetic pathology does DM1 tend toward?
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Ketoacidosis
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What diabetic pathology does DM2 tend toward?
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Hyperosmolar Non-ketotic (HNK) syndrome
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What should be done for all diabetics preop?
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Autonomic neuropathies: careful positioning, tx'd as full stomach; Hold oral hypoglycemics; Frequent BS
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What OR drug should be used cautiously in diabetics?
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Protamine d/t cross-reaction w/ NPH.
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What are possible causes of hyperthyroidism?
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Graves, thyroiditis, adenoma, pregnancy
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What are s+s of hyperthyroidism?
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Wt loss, Afib, nervousness, muscle weaknes,s diarrhea, anemia, thrombocytopenia
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