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[DOC File]notebook facts- for PALM - Stanford University
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Hold Electrolytes for Serum Creatinine greater than 2 mg/dl and contact physician. Send STAT K+ and Mg++ level for any arrhythmia. Anticipated Re-warming Time _____ POTASSIUM: Cooling and Maintenance Phase. DISCONTINUE 8 HRS PRIOR TO REWARMING. Potassium: Repeat K+ level 1 hour after infusion. K+ less than 3: give 10 mEq KCl/ 100 ml
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[DOC File]LABORATORY MONITORING PROTOCOLS
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FLUIDS AND ELECTROLYTES SUSAN TUCKER 1Which is incorrect with regards to the fluid and its content? Normal Saline – 150mmol Na+/L. Hartmans – 131mmol Na+/L. Hartmans –131mmolCl-/L. D5W- 50gm glucose/L. Hartmans- 5 mmol K+/L. 2.Which is not …
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Abnormal EKG: Results, causes, and treatment
EKG review. P – atrial depolarization. Q – common & branched bundle depolarization. R – ventricular depolarization. S – slight decrease from maximal depolarization of ventricular myocytes. T – ventricular repolarization. U – rarely seen – repolarization of papillary muscles and/or Purkinje fibers. Site of MI and vessel involvement
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[DOC File]FLUIDS AND ELECTROLYTES
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_ The quickest way to determine hypokalemia is by looking at the serum electrolytes (blood work/blood chemistries) to determine if the serum K+ is too low. _ ECG (shows flattened T wave, depressed ST segment, and a U-wave).
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[DOCX File]University of Florida
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EKG: Third degree heart block. Electrolytes, glucose, and LFTs all normal. CBC normal. CXR: cardiomegally, Kerly’s B lines present, small bilateral pleural effusions. 0xygen saturation 91% on room air. A: CHF – Acute secondary to bradycardia. S/P MI. DJD history
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[DOC File]Fluid and Electrolyte Therapy in Children
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Prior to First Dose of lithium, review recent EKG, electrolytes, creatinine, CBC. If Lithium dose is changed, obtain another Lithium level 5-7 days after dose change. Labs should be done in the AM prior to youth receiving morning medications.
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[DOC File]Adult Female - University of Minnesota Duluth
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• When replacing PO4, follow K and Mg because patients are frequently low in these electrolytes as well. • Follow Ca when replacing PO4 because overshooting and causing hyperPO4 can cause hypocalcemia as well as ectopic calcifications, renal failure, or hypotension if the calcium/phosphate product goes above 70. IV preparations:
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[DOC File]Lecture 2 -- Fluids & Electrolytes, Acids & Bases, and ...
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Electrolytes – it is often best to directly measure electrolyte content of abnormal GI losses. The following approximations provide a point at which to begin: ... EKG findings (in approximate order of appearance as K+ rises): peaked, tall T waves. PR interval lengthens - 1( heart block. QRS, QT lengthens, QRS may blend into T in a diphasic curve.
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[DOC File]Disorders of electrolytes and water and acid–base balances
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Jul 13, 2019 · evidence of reduced cardiac output, normal electrolytes, normal ECG and echocardiogram then close clinical observation is a reasonable approach. 3. The bedside clinician may consider decreasing sedation or rewarming by 0.50C to see if the HR increases if below 60 or below 70 with evidence of reduced cardiac output.
ecg changes with electrolyte imbalances

Electrolytes and ekg