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diagnosis pharmacology causes differential diuretics hyperkalemia potassium anticonvulsant antiseizure diuresis epilepsy evaluation excretion management perioperative preop preoperative renal risk stratification
Therapeutic Indications for the Anticonvulsant Agents #Anticonvulsant #Antiseizure #Medications #Pharmacology #Table #Neurology #Epilepsy #Management
Therapeutic Indications ... Anticonvulsant Agents ... #Antiseizure #Medications ... #Pharmacology #Table ... #Neurology #Epilepsy
Summary of Diuretic Agents Subclass, Drug, Mechanism of Action, Effects, Clinical Applications, Pharmacokinetics, Toxicities, Interaction CARBONIC ANHYDRASE
Summary of Diuretic Agents ... #Diuretics #Medications ... Pharmacology #summary #table ... #nephrology
Diuretics and Agents Regulating Renal Excretion Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitors (Acetazolamide, Dichlorphenamide) • Glaucoma • Epilepsy • Altitude
Diuretics and Agents ... Loop Diuretics; High-Ceiling ... Excretion #Diuresis #Nephrology ... #Pharmacology #Medications ... #Table
Hyperkalemia - Differential Diagnosis Framework PseudoHyperkalemia: • Lab error • Traumatic venipuncture • Hemolysis, thrombocytosis, leukocytosis •
phlebotomy High ... (Uncontrolled diabetes ... Medications 2. ... causes #potassium #high ... #nephrology
Hyperkalemia - Differential Diagnosis Framework PseudoHyperkalemia: • Lab error • Traumatic venipuncture • Hemolysis, thrombocytosis, leukocytosis •
phlebotomy High ... (Uncontrolled diabetes ... Medications 2. ... causes #potassium #high ... #nephrology
Preoperative Risk Evaluation Major Pre-Op Questions: 1. Does the patient have any modifiable risk factors that could be
- Any adverse events ... - Allergies to medications ... ASA class If high ... of Surgery: • High ... Diabetes regimen
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