'Urine sodium' diaporamas de présentation

Hepatorenal syndrome

Hepatorenal syndrome. Terminal Functional Renal Failure. First described in 1961. Liver disease with ascites Oliguric failure Absence of histopathologic changes Terminal Functional Renal Failure. Frerichs (1861).

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Hyponatremia and Other Critical Electrolyte Abnormalities

Hyponatremia and Other Critical Electrolyte Abnormalities . Phillip D. Levy, MD, MPH, FACEP Associate Professor and Associate Director of Clinical Research Department of Emergency Medicine Assistant Director of Clinical Research Cardiovascular Research Institute

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AKI in Cirrhosis

AKI in Cirrhosis. Jagmeet S Dhingra 1/2/2013. Clinical case (1). 45 yo hispanic male with long standing cirrhosis due to HepC and Alcohol Multiple admissions for hepatic encephalopathy Diuretic resistant ascites with therapeutic paracentesis every 2 months

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AKI in Cirrhosis

AKI in Cirrhosis. Jagmeet S Dhingra 1/2/2013. Clinical case (1). 45 yo hispanic male with long standing cirrhosis due to HepC and Alcohol Multiple admissions for hepatic encephalopathy Diuretic resistant ascites with therapeutic paracentesis every 2 months

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PICU Primer I

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Sodium and Water: What Laboratory Scientists Need to Know

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Subsection c6

HYPONATREMIA. Subsection c6. 51 y/o, F CC: vomiting. HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS. PAST MEDICAL/SOCIAL HISTORY. Known hypertensive--- 10 years Have had bipedal edema ? amlodipine was discontinued Telmisartan 40 mg daily for the past month HCTZ 12.5 daily for the past month.

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Total body water (TBW)

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Critical Care

Critical Care. Overview. Damage Control Resuscitation from Shock Traumatic Brain Injury Pulmonary System and Ventilators Cardiovascular System Renal System and Electrolytes Hematologic System Gastrointestinal System and Nutrition Immune System and Infections Endocrine System

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Gastroenterology and Hepatology Board Review II

Gastroenterology and Hepatology Board Review II. December 7, 2012. Question 1 S tem and Answer Choices. Which of the following is the most appropriate management for this patient? Begin interferon therapy Evaluation for liver transplantation Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography

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Clinical Scenario

Clinical Scenario. 74-year-old man p/w recent gastroenteritis characterized by n/v/d x 5 days, in addition to fatigue and headache. CT head (-) in ED. No focal neurologic deficits found. He looks dry on physical exam, with no evidence of fluid overload.

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