Electrolytes and ecg changes
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ECG changes, weakness, confusion. D. TREATMENT . correct underlying problem, give KCl. 2. Na 138 mEq/L CI 97 mEq/L K 3.0 mEq/L. BUN 12 mg/dl Creat. 0.9 mg/dl CO2 24 mmol/L. Ca 8.9 mg/dl Mg 2.0 mEq/L Phos 3.5 mg/dl. GI 98 mg/dl
ECG changes due to electrolyte imbalance (disorder) – ECG & ECHO
ECG changes. severe bradycardia, arrhythmias lead to 3rd degree heart block asystole. serum K+ 4-6hour. monitor HR/rhythm. monitor I & 0. K+ restricted diet. Kayexalate. Lasix - K+ depletion. NaHCO3-K+ moves into cells (life threatening) hypokalemia excessive vomiting. diarrhea. diuretics. diabetic ketoacidosis. TPN. medications. Geocillin. Diamox
[DOC File]Disorders of electrolytes and water and acid–base balances
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ECG: T wave flattening ± inversion, U waves, arrhythmias (e.g. PSVT, Afib, etc.), and ST changes, pseudo-prolonged QT. Treatment: Check creatinine first! Supplement to keep 4.0 or greater except in patients with renal insufficiency who are almost always not supplemented. Serum potassium rises 0.1 for every 10 meq of supplementation.
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2. Be alert to changes in serum electrolyte levels. 2. A specific concentration of electrolytes is necessary in both extracellular and intracellular body fluids to sustain life. a. Hypokalemia (low potassium) Effects: arrhythmias: PVCs, ventricular tachycardia. Observe for specific ECG changes. Administer IV potassium replacement as prescribed. a.
[DOC File]Serum Electrolyte Worksheet - Pat Heyman
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electrical events caused by conducting system are recorded as deflection waves transmitted to entire body by means of electrolytes. The recording of heart electrical waves is called an ECG or EKG - electrocardiogram - A graphical representation of the electrical activity of the heart used in evaluating the function of the cardiac conduction system
The effects of 48 hours fasting at cardio- respiratory ...
Assess baseline labs: ABGs, electrolytes, BUN/creatinine, cardiac profile. Document and report chest pain, noting precipitating factors. Encourage restful atmosphere. Teach patient to decrease cardiac workload. Administer cardiac medications. Teach patient to self administer medications.
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Also changes in concentrations of ketone bodies, billirubin, glucose, free fatty acids, electrolytes and acid- base balance can cause this increased activity in vagal afferent fibers. The changes in heart rhythm and heart rate are seen by different diseases and also by fasting, therefore it is possible that these symptoms are not a clinical ...
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ECG changes. Cardiac arrhythmias. HR < 50 or > 120. Urine output < 0.5 ml/kg/hr. Related Policies/Documents: Pharmacy: Guidelines for Medication Administration via Feeding Tubes. ACM 23: Pain Management. PCS A-7: Application of Antiembolism Stockings. PCS C-5: Use of Pneumatic Compression Sleeve. PCS B-7.1: Blood and Blood Product Transfusion
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_ The quickest way to determine if hyperkalemia is present is to assess the serum electrolytes. _ The ECG will also be assessed to determine if any arrhythmias are present so they can be treated at once. What can harm the patient? Be sure to monitor patients with hyperkalemia for dehydration, neurological changes, and life-threatening arrhythmias.
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