What would the labs look like for pancreatitis?
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- Amylase & lipase 3x above normal
- glucose: Elevated (poor panc function)
- WBC: Elevated- inflammation
- Calcium: low (necrosis)
- Liver function test & bilirubin- increased
What is the most common cause of Cirrhosis?
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Hepatitis C
,What is the onset and peak for short acting insulin?
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Onset: 30min- 1 hr
Peak: 2-5 hr
In order to be respiratory the pH and co2 are high or low?
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pH Low, High CO2
Ascites
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Proteins (albumin) shift from blood vessels into the lymph space= fluid shifts
due to osmotic pressure
What disease are associated with the pancreas?
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, - Acute pancreatitis
-Chronic pancreatitis
HHS Patho/Cause
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- Low insulin
Cause: Older adults with DM 2 & infection
Hypertonic Sodium IV Infusion: 3% NaCL (sodium chloride)
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Action: Elevates the sodium level enough to alleviate neurologic
compromise
Complications: Increases fluid volume in a patient who already has fluid
volume excess
Nursing: Monitor for fluid overload, restrict fluids (crackles, edema, SOB,
weight gain)
HYPOthyroid- Myxedema Coma Problem
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, - HashimOtos (lOw & SLOw)
- Myxedema Coma (mini hypothyroid)
- Not enough T3 & T4 circulating
TIPS (transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt)
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Shunts blood away from the varice & relieves pressure in portal vein.
Risk: Post procedure bleeding
PPI's: Protonix
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Decreases gastric acidity
Rapid acting synthetic (bolus) mimics what?
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Natural insulin in response to meals
What is the route for PPN?
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- Amylase & lipase 3x above normal
- glucose: Elevated (poor panc function)
- WBC: Elevated- inflammation
- Calcium: low (necrosis)
- Liver function test & bilirubin- increased
What is the most common cause of Cirrhosis?
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Hepatitis C
,What is the onset and peak for short acting insulin?
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Onset: 30min- 1 hr
Peak: 2-5 hr
In order to be respiratory the pH and co2 are high or low?
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pH Low, High CO2
Ascites
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Proteins (albumin) shift from blood vessels into the lymph space= fluid shifts
due to osmotic pressure
What disease are associated with the pancreas?
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, - Acute pancreatitis
-Chronic pancreatitis
HHS Patho/Cause
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- Low insulin
Cause: Older adults with DM 2 & infection
Hypertonic Sodium IV Infusion: 3% NaCL (sodium chloride)
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Action: Elevates the sodium level enough to alleviate neurologic
compromise
Complications: Increases fluid volume in a patient who already has fluid
volume excess
Nursing: Monitor for fluid overload, restrict fluids (crackles, edema, SOB,
weight gain)
HYPOthyroid- Myxedema Coma Problem
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, - HashimOtos (lOw & SLOw)
- Myxedema Coma (mini hypothyroid)
- Not enough T3 & T4 circulating
TIPS (transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt)
Give this one a try later!
Shunts blood away from the varice & relieves pressure in portal vein.
Risk: Post procedure bleeding
PPI's: Protonix
Give this one a try later!
Decreases gastric acidity
Rapid acting synthetic (bolus) mimics what?
Give this one a try later!
Natural insulin in response to meals
What is the route for PPN?
