Pathophysiology Flashcards


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Na+

Range, Function, Tissues, S/S?

Extracellular

135-145

Excitatory

Affects Brain and nerves

Fluid overload/ dehydration symptoms

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K+

Range, Function, Tissues, S/S?

Intracellular

3.5-5.0

Excitatory

Affects heart, muscles, GI tract

low K+ cause dysrhythmias, n/v, paresthesia, SZs

high K+ causes diarrhea, low K+ causes constipation

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Ca++

Range, Function, Tissues, S/S?

Extracellular

8.5-10.5

Calms

affects heart and B/P

low Ca++ causes tetany (muscle cannot relax) Chvostek's, severe low Ca++= laryngeal spasm

high Ca++ muscle weakness

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Mg+

Range, Function, Tissues, S/S?

Intracellular

1.5-3.0

calms

affects smooth muscle (lungs, uterus, heart, intestines)

low Mg+ hyperreflexia (DTRs cannot relax)

high Mg+ respiratory failure

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healthy pH range

7.35-7.45

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CO2 range (respiratory)

35-45

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HCO3- (renal)

22-26

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O2

80-100

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saME direction of

pH and abnormal value

metabolic

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REverse direction of

pH and abnormal value

REspiratory

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compensated

pH= normal

other two are abnormal

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uncompensated

pH and one other value is abnormal

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partiALLy compensated

ALL values are abnormal

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Red blood cell count (RBCs)

3.6-5.4

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hemoglobin

12.6-16.5

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hematocrit

37-50%

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White blood cell count (total WBC)

5,000-10,000

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neutrophils "CBC with diff"

47-63%

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leukocytes "CBC with diff"

24-40%

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platelets

150,000-400,000

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pH below 7.35

acidosis

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pH above 7.45

alkalosis

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BUN (blood urea nitrogen)

Normal range less than 20

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Specific Gravity

1.010- 1.030

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What kidney systems raise low BP

RAAS (renin-angiotensin-aldosterone-system)

ADH (anti-diuretic hormone/vasopressin)

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What lowers BP when it is too high

Natriuretic peptides

ANP/ BNP