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What are features of nephritic syndrome?
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Read moreWhat is the approach to pre-renal AKI?,”True decrease plasma volume (hypovolemia and hypotension)Effective decrease in plasma volume (CHF, liver failure, sepsis, medications, renal A/V stenosis
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Read moreWhat is the approach to treating toxin overdose?,”RSI DEADResuscitation (hypoglycemia, seizures, temperature, emergency antidotes like naloxone, risk assessment with AMPLE)Supportive care and monitoringInvestigations – glucose, ECG, acetaminophen, salicylatesDecontamination – external
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Read moreWhat is the classic antidote combination for a patient with decreased LOC?,”DON’T Forget:1. Dextrose bolus2. O23. Naloxone 0.4-2 mg IV, PO (titrate to fix respiratory depression)4. Thiamine 100 mg IV (prevent Wernicke’s encephalopathy)5. Flumazenil, 0.1 mg IV (only if you know the cause if benzos
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Read moreWhat is the anticholinergic toxidrome?,”Hot as a hare (fever)Blind as a bat (mydriasis without accommodation)Dry as a bone (dry skin and mucous membranes)Red as a beet (flushing)Mad as a hatter (altered mental status)Bloated as a boozer (ileus
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Read moreWhat are common toxins and drugs that can cause an anticholinergic toxidrome?,”1. Antihistamines (Diphenhydramine)2. Atropine
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Read moreWhat is the cutoff temperature for treating hyperthermia induced by anticholinergic toxicity?,”38.5 – invasive monitoring with rectal temperature probe39.5 – aggressive intervention (SEDATE, PARALYZE
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