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diagnosis differential nutrition causes deficiency hypomagnesemia management b12 classification copper drugs hepatorenal hrs low magnesium pathophysiology pharmacology refeeding riskfactors signs
Hypomagnesemia - Etiologies by Mechanism Decreased GI Uptake - Poor dietary intake (particularly common in alcoholics)
losses - Chronic diarrhea ... Renal Loses - Medications ... dysfunction - Alcohol ... - Hungry bones syndrome ... Causes #Workup #hypomg
Causes of Hypomagnesemia Redistribution: - IV glucose - Correction of diabetic ketoacidosis - IV hyperalimentation - Refeeding
biliary fistula - Diarrhea ... intoxication - Alcohol ... disorders: - Syndrome ... #differential #medications ... #pharmacology #hypomg
Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin) Deficiency Etiology: • Vit B12 - aka cobalamin. Present in foods derived from animal
Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin ... gastric acidity, medications ... tongue), abd pain, diarrhea ... , intestinal), alcohol ... Check for IF ab Treatment
Hepatorenal Syndrome - Diagnosis and Management Summary Who gets HRS? • Decompensated cirrhosis • Typically with existing
Hepatorenal Syndrome ... existing ascites • HypoNa ... a precipitant: Medications ... , Alcohol abuse, ... Side effects: Diarrhea
Refeeding Syndrome Overview What Is It? • Electrolyte/fluid shifts caused by initiation of nutrition in severely malnourished patient.
History of excessive alcohol ... • Hypo-K • ... Hypo-Mg2+ • Vitamin ... Palpitations • Diarrhea ... hyperparathyroidism Treatment
Risk Factors and Signs of Copper Deficiency Risk Factors: • Gastrointestinal: Previous upper bowel resection/bariatric surgery, Inflammatory
disease, Chronic diarrhoea ... , Short bowel syndrome ... Cystic fibrosis • Medications ... dental fixatives, Treatment ... nutrition, Excess alcohol
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