135-145
SODIUM
Blood loss, emesis, excessive diuresis are symptoms of?
Hypovolemic hyponatremia
Diabetes insipidus or absent ADH
Hypernatremia
Patient presents to cardiologist after PMD did an EKG with these abnormal findings- prolonged QTc and nonspecific T wave changes
Hypocalcemia
This constitutes approximately 40% of total body weight
ECF
3.5-5.5
POTASSIUM
Loop diuretics can lead to this
Hypokalemia
ACEI/ARB therapy commonly cause this
Hyperkalemia
Patient presents with excessive thirst and found to have hypotension, tachycardia and CNS depression
Hypernatremia
This has a high concentration of potassium and phosphate ions, but low concentration of sodium and bicarb ions
ICF
8.6-10.2
CALCIUM
Chronic alcohol use or protein calorie malnutrition can lead to this
Hypomagnosemia or Hypophosphatemia
This electrolyte imbalance often seen in metastatic patients
Hypercalcemia
Patient presents with one week of muscle fasciculations or tremors
Hypomagnesemia
Delivery of therapeutic agents such as electrolytes, calories, drugs is just one of its purposes
IVF administration
1.5-2.5
MAGNESIUM
Fat malabsorption, pancreatitis or hypoparathyroidism can lead to this
Hypocalcemia
Chronic antacids or cathartics can lead
Hypermagnesemia
Patient is on chronic digoxin therapy and presents with cardiac palpitations and skeletal muscle cramps
Hypokalemia
FFP and albumin are examples of this type of solution
Colloid (administered when depleted clotting factors or are used for selective vascular volue expansion ad hemodynamic support)
2.5-4.5
PHOSPHOROUS
CHF, hepatic cirrhosis, nephrotic syndrome
Hypervolemic hyponatremia
Acute on chronic renal failure most common cause of this
Hyperphosphotemia
Patient presents after a week of nausea and vomiting and found to be lethargic, with memory impairment
Hypercalcemia
This solution is similar to normal saline in its distribution in the ECF, and is mostly used as repletion or resuscitation fluid in the face of blood loss, or trauma patients
Lactate Ringer