Role of calcium?
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Blood coagulation
Hypermagnesemia
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*CALM AND QUIET
Too much magnesium.
Caused by kidney function being problematic.
Symptoms:
Decreased reflexes, weakness, decreased HR & BP.
What is Oliguric phase of AKI?
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Urine output (OU) decreases to 400 mL per day (or less). Begins 1-7 days
after injury, lasts about 10-14 days or longer. Signs of fluid overload, low
sodium, high potassium, and metabolic acidosis.
If phase contiue - may have bleeding, decreased immunity, and neuro
changes.
What food would be included in a low cholesterol diet?
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Baked chicken
What is hemodialysis?
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Fistula made surgically or shut is implanted- blood removed and wastes are
pulled into the dialysate solution. Clean blood returned.
Monitor perfusion and infection.
Symptoms associated with AKI for children and adults?
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Nausea
Drowsiness
Fatigue
Confusion
SOB
Decreased urine output
Excess fluid - JVD or swelling of lower legs
Seizures or coma (severe cases)
How to prevent edema in patients with AKI?
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Limit fluid and sodium intake
What does the pulse feel like with Hypokalemia?
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, Weak. Irregular and thready
Complications of obesity related to increased free fatty acids?
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Metabolic syndrome (Insulin resistance, hypertension, dyslipidemia)
CVD
Type 2 diabetes mellitus
Where is magnesium found and what is its function?
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Intracellular Cation. Plays a roll in cellular processes - carbohydrate
metabolism, DNA and protein synthesis, blood glucose control, and BP
regulation.
Needed for ATP production and use
(so it effects muscle contraction/relaxation, neuro function,
nuerotransmitter release).
What is a normal serum creatinine range?
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0.7-1.2 mg/dL
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Blood coagulation
Hypermagnesemia
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*CALM AND QUIET
Too much magnesium.
Caused by kidney function being problematic.
Symptoms:
Decreased reflexes, weakness, decreased HR & BP.
What is Oliguric phase of AKI?
Give this one a try later!
Urine output (OU) decreases to 400 mL per day (or less). Begins 1-7 days
after injury, lasts about 10-14 days or longer. Signs of fluid overload, low
sodium, high potassium, and metabolic acidosis.
If phase contiue - may have bleeding, decreased immunity, and neuro
changes.
What food would be included in a low cholesterol diet?
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Baked chicken
What is hemodialysis?
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Fistula made surgically or shut is implanted- blood removed and wastes are
pulled into the dialysate solution. Clean blood returned.
Monitor perfusion and infection.
Symptoms associated with AKI for children and adults?
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Nausea
Drowsiness
Fatigue
Confusion
SOB
Decreased urine output
Excess fluid - JVD or swelling of lower legs
Seizures or coma (severe cases)
How to prevent edema in patients with AKI?
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Limit fluid and sodium intake
What does the pulse feel like with Hypokalemia?
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, Weak. Irregular and thready
Complications of obesity related to increased free fatty acids?
Give this one a try later!
Metabolic syndrome (Insulin resistance, hypertension, dyslipidemia)
CVD
Type 2 diabetes mellitus
Where is magnesium found and what is its function?
Give this one a try later!
Intracellular Cation. Plays a roll in cellular processes - carbohydrate
metabolism, DNA and protein synthesis, blood glucose control, and BP
regulation.
Needed for ATP production and use
(so it effects muscle contraction/relaxation, neuro function,
nuerotransmitter release).
What is a normal serum creatinine range?
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0.7-1.2 mg/dL
