Elevated bicarbonate serum
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Serum glucose >250. Metabolic acidosis – pH
Metabolic Alkalosis: Practice Essentials, Pathophysiology, Etiology
The total body phosphate level may be low but the serum level may be normal or elevated. At this time, there is no universally agreed upon consensus for the diagnostic criteria of DKA, and some sources feel that an anion gap > 10-12 mEq/L and serum bicarbonate (HCO3) ≤ …
[DOC File]TREATMENT OF DKA
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Elevated Anion Gap (Na+ - Cl – HCO3 > 12 mEq/l) ( MUD PILES ... Ethanol & Ethylene Glycol, Salicylates. Normal Anion Gap (hyperchloremic, loosing bicarbonate) - RTA, diarrhea, pancreatic or small bowel fistula, ileostomy, loss of small bowel fluid, ureterosigmoidostomy, ileal loop bladder, drugs (Acetazolamide - carbonic anhydrase inhibitor ...
[DOC File]ABG / Acid Base Assessment Questions
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Hypercarotenemia, elevation of serum liver enzymes, elevated serum amylase, hypochloremia, hyperaldosteronisim, elevated bicarbonate, hypomagnesemia, and hypophosphatemia may also be present (1, 2, 17). If amenorrhea is present rule out other causes by checking thyroid function, checking follicle-stimulating hormone and prolactin levels (2).
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learn that the patient has an elevated plasma bicarbonate. Which one pair of acid-base disorders. listed below correctly lists two causes of an elevated bicarbonate? A. Metabolic alkalosis and severe lactic acidosis. B. Respiratory acidosis or metabolic alkalosis. C. Respiratory acidosis or metabolic alkalosis.
[DOC File]DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS
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Serum bicarbonate decreased - Usually not lower than 15 meq/L . Urine pH - Exceeds 5.5 except in severe Metabolic Acidosis. Fractional Excretion of Bicarbonate. FE-HCO3 exceeds 15% if serum bicarbonate >20 meq/L . FE-HCO3
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Corrected Na (mg/dl) = Serum Na + 1.6 (Serum glucose-100) 100 Potassium: Artificially elevated. During acidosis, K+ is exchanged for H+. Patients are usually total body K+ depleted and serum K+ levels will drop rapidly with correction of acidosis. Creatinine: May be artificially elevated …
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Current guidelines are to maintain the serum bicarbonate level 22 mmol/L. Sodium bicarbonate therapy may be started at 1 to 2 mEq/kg per day in 2-3 divided doses, and the dose is titrated to the clinical target. Be cautious with citrate preparations, as these may enhance aluminum absorption from gut and increase risk of aluminum toxicity. 2.
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E. The patient has a low bicarbonate level. Question 2. Which of the following is FALSE? A. A respiratory acidosis is present. B. The arterial PCO2 is elevated. C. The 25 mg of intravenous morphine for pain relief was an overdose. D. The cyanosis was as a direct result of elevated arterial PCO2 levels. E. The patient is hypercarbic from ...
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