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Three major factors of serum osmolality:
ADH produced by, stored in: Triggered by osmolality > ____ Two major functions of ADH? |
Na+, BUN, Glucose
hypothalamus, stored in posterior pituitary 280 water absorption in DCT, capillary casoconstriction |
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Three other triggers for ADH release?
Two mechanisms for hyponatremia? |
hypotension, 7-10% decreased plasma volume, decreased effective plasma volume
psychogenic polydipsia - kidney overload water excreting defect - inability to dilute urine |
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Mechanism/symptoms of hypovolemic hyponatremia?
Mechanism/symptoms of hypervolemic hyponatremia? 4 causes of volume depletion? |
hypovolemic - volume/Na+ depletion - orthostasis, decreased skin turgor, hypotension
volume excess - edema GI losses (diarrhea) third spacing adrenal insufficiency - lowered aldosterone renal salt wasting |
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Case #1: 21 y/o to ER, orthostasis, decreased skin turgor, sunken eyes, skin/mucus membranes dry.
Labs: Na 128, K 3.8, Cl 80, BUN 36, Cr 1.6 Explain: significance of labs, presentation, causes of symptoms. |
elevated BUN/Cr = ARF
symptoms = hypovolemia from GI volume loss (diarrhea) dehydration --> poor perfusion of kidneys |
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Case #2: 72 y/o to ER c/o edema to scrotum, abd, LE's, dyspnea, hx of ESRD.
Labs: Na 126, K 3.6, Cl 82, BUN 38, Cr 1.7, Alb 1.7, 24 hr urine protein 3.7 Explain labs, causes of symptoms: |
elevated BUN/Cr = ARF
symptoms = ESRD causing nephrotic syndrome, protein leakage from plasma --> decreased PCOP, fluid leaks into interstitium hypervolemic hyponatremia |
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Case #3: 36 y/o to doctor c/o alt. mental status, confusion, recent dx of TB:
Na 127, increased urine Na >20, +AFB sputum cx, ADH in plasma Explain symptoms, causes: What else can cause euvolemic hyponatremia? |
TB --> SIADH (dx of exclusion)
hypothyroidism cortisol deficiency, panhypopituitarism |
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Tx for volume depletion?
What effects does this have? Tx for volume excess? |
slow IV administration of NS
gradually corrects volume, increases GFR, increases distal tubule volume, stops release of ADH tx of underlying disorder, salt/H2O restriction, diuretics, rx to increase CO |
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Some causes of SIADH?
Drug to treat SIADH? MOA? |
oat cell carcinoma, meningitis, encephalitis, trauma, stroke, pulmonary infections, COPD, asthma
demeclocycline reversible state of diabetes insipidus |
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S/S of hyponatremia Na < 120?
Coma/death can occur with Na < ____. Causes of hyponatremic encephalopathy in men, women? what procedure can cause hyperosmolality? |
N/V, irritability, confusion, seizures
110 men: TURP women: endometrial ablation 1.5% glycine irrigant |
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Why can't you fix Na deficiency quickly?
Limit for tx of acute hyponatremia? limit for tx of hyponatremia, 24 and 48 hrs: |
risk for central pontine myellinosis 2-6 days after
<20 meq/24 hrs <12 meq/24, <18 meq/48 |
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Cause of hyperosmolar hyponatremia:
mechanism? formula to find corrected Na in diabetics? |
diabetes
high intravascular concentrations of osmotic agents pulls water into lumen measured Na + [1.5 x (glucose -150)/100] |
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S/S of hypernatremia?
most common cause of hypernatremia? Two types of diabetes insipidus? |
tremulousness, irritability, mental confusion, ataxia, seizures, coma
volume loss - not drinking enough water, loss of thirst reflex, diabetes insipidus Neurogenic - absent/insufficient ADh nephrogenic - ADH OK, kidney doesn't respond |
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3 drugs that can cause nephrogenic DI?
electrolyte causes? Two renal tubulointerstitial diseases that cause DI? How do you dx? Tx? |
lithium, democlocycline, foscarnet
hypokalemia, hypercalcemia obstructive uropathy, Sickle Cell nephropathy water deprivation, vasopressin stim test Tx - D5W |
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Case #4: 60 y/o f to ER c/o polyuria, nocturia, excessive thirst, hx of breast ca/depression.
Labs: Na 150, K 3.8, BS 100, BUN 30, urine osmolality 150 Cause? |
central diabetes insipidus - due to breast ca mets to pituitary
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