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final patho

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Definition
Intracellular   show
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show outside of cell but in compartments  
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show in between cell and compartments  
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Hydrostatic pressure   show
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show Pushes  
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show Pressure by solutes in solution  
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Osmotic pressure does what with water?   show
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Oncotic pressure   show
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show concentration of active particle solutes  
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Osmolarity   show
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Hyperosmotic   show
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Hypo-osmotic   show
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isosmotic   show
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show number of solutes in a solution compared to blood stream  
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show same tonicity as blood; does not cause fluid shifts or changes in cell size  
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Hypotonic   show
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Hypertonic   show
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show located in hypothalamus and stimulated by increased plasma concentration; initiates thirst mechanism and ADH release  
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show synthesized by hypothalamus and released form posterior pituitary; stimulated kidney nephron to reabsorb more water  
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show excretion of large amounts of sodium and water  
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show excess fluid in compartments (swelling)  
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show elevated hydrostatic pressure, decreased osmotic forces in blood, liver failure, protein malnutrition  
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show dehydration  
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show over hydrated  
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Sodium range   show
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Hyponatremia   show
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show Headache, confusion, coma  
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Hyponatremia causes   show
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show high sodium  
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show lethargy, irritable, seizures, weakness  
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show excessive salt intake  
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Chloride range   show
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show low chloride  
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show hypotension, shallow breathing  
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Hypochloremia causes   show
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Hyperchloremia   show
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Hyperchloremia s/s   show
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Hyperchloremia causes   show
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Potassium range   show
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show low potassium  
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Hypokalemia s/s   show
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show diuretics, iv insulin  
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Hyperkalemia   show
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Hyperkalemia s/s   show
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Hyperkalemia causes   show
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show 1.5-2.4  
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show low magnesium  
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Hypomagnesemia s/s   show
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Hypomagnesemia causes   show
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show high magnesium  
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show bradycardia, asystole  
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Hypermagnesemia causes   show
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show 8.7-10  
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Hypocalcemia   show
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Hypocalcemia s/s   show
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Hypocalcemia causes   show
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Hypercalcemia   show
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show vomiting, constipation, thirst  
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show overactive parathyroid gland, cancer  
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Phosphorus range   show
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show low phosphate  
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show respiratory insufficiency, bone pain  
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show Cushing's syndrome, starvation, hyperparathyroidism  
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show high phosphate  
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Hyperphosphatemia s/s   show
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Hyperphosphatemia causes   show
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show heart  
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Sodium=   show
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Serum potassium is always higher where?   show
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show outside cell  
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NEVER IV PUSH WHAT = DEATH   show
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show high K+  
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EKG T-wave short   show
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show Heated oxygen  
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show goes down  
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Positive Chvostek and Trousseau   show
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When magnesium is high reflexes are?   show
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When magnesium is low what are you at risk for?   show
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Tachycardia   show
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Bradycardia   show
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