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A 28 year old drug user presents to the emergency department with collapse and anuria. His serum K+ 7.5mmol/L. CXR early pulmonary edema. What is the next appropriate management?
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A 6 week child is very sick-looking. Bloods: Na+ 124, K+ 2.8. Dehydrated. What would you choose to resuscitate?
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A 72 year old woman who is taking loop diuretics is suffering from palpitations and muscle weakness. What is the electrolyte imbalance found?
Chapter: 17 / Q: 5
A 72 year old woman who is taking loop diuretics is suffering from palpitations and muscle weakness. What is the electrolyte imbalance found?
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A middle aged male is feeling unwell after a recent MI. The recent ECG shows prolonged QRS complex and tented T wave. Na+ 136mmol/l, K+ 6.2mmol/l, urea 5mmol/l. What is the most appropriate management?
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A 40 year old man complains of thirst and lethargy. His BP is 140/90mmHg, corrected Ca2+ 3.7mmol/l. What is the most appropriate management at this stage?
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A 28 year old drug user presents to emergency department collapsed and anuria. His serum K+ is 7.5mmol/l. CXR shows early pulmonary edema. What is the next appropriate management for this patient?
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You are the HO (house officer) in the hospital and the lab report of a patient shows glucose 4mmol/l, K+ 5.2mmol/l, Na+ 129mmol/l. what is the most appropriate management?
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An 89 year old patient has lung cancer. His Na+ 122mmol/l. What is the treatment for this?
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A 80 year old man with prostatic cancer has confusion, thirst, abdominal pain and an abnormal ECG. What is the most appropriate investigation?
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