approach to hypernatremia, causes, investigation, pathophysiology, management

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approach to hypernatremia, causes, investigation, pathophysiology, management


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Approach to Hypernatremia CME Guide: Dr. B. D. Jha Dr. Praveen Kumar Giri Dr . Sahana Tamrakar Presented by: Gaurav Thakuri MBBS (NEPALESE ARMY INSTITUTE OF HEALTH SCIENCES)

Serum sodium level Hyponatremia Normal Hypernatremia <135meq/L 135-145meq/L >145meq/L Mild hypernatremia 146 to 149meq/L Moderate hypernatremia 150 to 169 meq /L Severe hyponatremia More than 170 meq /L

UNREPLACED WATER LOSS I.E IMPAIRED THIRST OR ACCESS TO H20 GI / INSENSIBLE LOSSES DIABETES INSIPIDUS OSMOTIC DIURESIS IATROGENIC CENTRAL NEPHROGENIC EXCESSIVE SWEATING DIARRHEA LAXATIVE ABUSE IDIOPATHIC NEUROSURGERY HEAD TRAUMA CNS INF MEDICATION LITHIUM, AMPHOTERICIN CHRONIC HYPERCALCEMIA UNCONTROLLED DM MANNITOL 3% NS INFUSION

WATER DEPRIVATION TEST Plasma osmolality ( mOsm /kg) Urine osmolality ( mOsm /kg) Interpretation 285- 295 > 600 Normal > 295* < 600* Diabetes insipidus

DIAGNOSIS EVALUATION STEP 1: CONSIDER HISTORY Explation for most cases of hypernatremia Water loss Primary neurologic disease or lack of access to water

Most manifestations are neurologic Fatigue For mild to moderate Headache Nausea/ vomiting Confusion Seizure For severe Coma

Step 2: CHECK Uosm Urine osmolarity < 300 mosm /kg 300 – 600 mosm /kg >600 mosm /kg DI Osmotic diuresis Impaired thirst or access to water

Water administration Choice of fluid Rate of administration Anticipated duration

Choice of fluid Oral / NG free water administration for asymptomatic patient. D5W should be used in situations of pure water loss as in DI Hypotonic fluid is preserved for situations of hypotonic fluid loss as in diarrhea But if associated with shock resuscitate w ith 0.9%NS until shock is resolved

Rate of fluid • TBW = body weight (kg) × Y. FREE WATER DEFICIT= TBW X ( Sr Na/140)- 1 Y= Children Adult men Adult women Elderly men Elderly women 0.6 0.6 0.5 0.5 0.45

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•Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine, 18th edition, Anthony S.Fauci , MD, Eugene Braunwald , MD, Dennis L. Kasper, MD, Stephen L. Standard treatment protocol of emergency health service package 2078 A step-wise approach vol II second edition Guyton and hall textbook of medical physiology 13 th edition http://www.youtube.com/@ StrongMed All images are copyright to their respective owners. All product names, logos and brands used are properties of their respective owners.