PPT-HYPERKALEMIA DR. K. K. GUPTA

MD ASSOCIATE PROF DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE KGMU Hyperkalemia MCQs 1Hyperkalemia can occur in all except a Insulin Deficiency b Metabolic Acidosis c Acute Renal Failure. 20. Einstein EM Case Presentation. Case . History. CC: . 67yo male . BIBEMS after a social worker visited him and reported he was acting lethargic. HPI: . - . Pt. speaks slowly and appears lethargic but is A&Ox3 and doesn’t understand why the social worker activated EMS. . Becky Koshner. Location and Time. Classical India had 32 empires, Gupta was the 7th. 319 . c.e. . – 535 . c.e. . . Present day:. India. Pakistan. Nepal. Bangladedsh. Myanmar. Administrative Institutions . of Developments in the Management of Hyperkalemia. Program Goals. Recent Clinical Trial Data on Potassium Binders: Patiromer. OPAL-HK . Phase 3 Pivotal Study Design. OPAL-HK . Initial Treatment Phase. Session: 44. Date: . Warm-up: . A. re our laws today more like Ashoka's or Hamurabi's? . Justify your reasoning.. Buddhism spreads under Ashoka. In our study of the Gupta Empire, SWBAT evaluate the impact of advancements on Indian society by reading selections, examining visuals, and interpretingmedia to gather details and draw conclusions, creating a cause and effect chart and by completing an organizer.. Hyperkalemia is the . most dangerous acute . electrolyte emergency. Which symptom is not generally an indication of hyperkalemia?. Refer to ED lecture series and self directed workbooks. Hyperkalemia. Overview of Hyperkalemia. RAAS Inhibitor Use and Risk of Hyperkalemia. Diagnostic Workup. Causes of Hyperkalemia. Diagnostic Workup. Electrocardiographic Features. Acute Treatment of Hyperkalemia. Increasing Incidence of Hyperkalemia. This presentation was . funded by and created . in . collaboration . with . Relypsa. Agenda. Pathogenesis of Hyperkalemia. Evaluation of Hyperkalemia. Hyperkalemia Management. Learning Objectives. Describe the pathophysiology of hyperkalemia. Normal Potassium Homeostasis. Normal Kidney Potassium Handling. Causes of Hyperkalemia. Pseudohyperkalemia. Consequences of Hyperkalemia . Hyperkalemia in CKD. Prevalence of Hyperkalemia in Patients With CKD Who Are Not on Dialysis. Electrolyte and Metabolic Abnormalities. Potassium. Hyperkalemia. The earliest effect usually is narrowing . and peaking . (or tenting) of the T wave. . The . QT interval is shortened at . this stage. . ghazal. . K level >5 . meq. /l . Level >6 . meq. /l can cause fatal arrhythmias.. Slow increase in K is better tolerated .. Signs and symptoms of hyperkalemia :. Muscle weakness . Crush Injuries Cindy Goodrich RN, MS, CCRN Airlift Northwest Case Presentation • Called to isolated logging road • MVC: logging truck vs tree Arrival to Scene Logging Truck vs Tree • 57 y/o ma 592Nephrology Fonim: Hyperkalemic hyperchloremic metabolic acidosisincreased activity of the apical sodium-selective channel; withtime, aldosterone also increases the activity of the basolateralNa '-K DRD equation from outside lab recordswas persistently in the range of 72 to 81ml/min. Outside urinary sodium levels were consistently below 20 meq/L. When pressed about his diet, he reported being , MD. Professor of Internal Medicine . UT Southwestern Medical Center. Dallas, Texas. Robert Toto. , MD. Associate Dean. Clinical and Translational Research . Director, Center for Translational Medicine .