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| Normal Arterial CO2 level |
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| Normal Arterial PO2 level |
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| What is the average insensible water loss per day? |
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| 1/2 of the bodies Mg is found where? |
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| Increased Epinepherine leads to what K+ condition? |
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| Increased Insulin leads to what K+ condition? |
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| Increased tissue repair leads to what K+ condition? |
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| Hyperglycemia contributes to what K+ condition? |
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| Sepsis does what to K+ levels? |
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| Acidosis does what to K+ levels? |
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| Crush injuries do what to K+ levels? |
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| Clinical manifestations of hyperkalemia |
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| What medication binds with K+ and is excreted into the stool, used to lower K+ levels |
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| What IV fluid can be used to push K+ back into cells? |
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| Hyperkalemia is associated with what acid balance problem? |
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| Clinical manifestations of HYPOkalemia |
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| paresthisia, decreased reflexes and RESPIRATORY changes |
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| Does Hyperkalemia affect the respiratory muscles? |
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| Populations at risk for HYPERkalemia |
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1. Renal Failure
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| Populations at risk for HYPOkalemia |
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1. Renal Failure
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