1. Oliguric/anuric individual
Urine lytes obtained after foley inserted:- Una 27, UK 24, UCl 27 and U Crt 9
2. Hyponatremic individual Na 107, conivaptan stated
Urine lytes obtained after 4 hours:- Una <10, UK<10 U Cl <10 and U Osm 150
Any thoughts? on what is going on?
Thursday, May 5, 2011
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First case:
ReplyDeletepost obstructive diuresis electrolytes osmotically equivalent to 1/2 NS?
Second case:
aquauresis after conivaptan, that has peak plasma concentration at 2 hrs after adminitration, causing decrease in electrolyte concentration.
Thanks:
ReplyDeleteFirst case:- Urine taken someone who is anuric with sterile water irrigation before foley
Second case:- Aquaresis after conivaptan, diluting the urine to give an lower electrolyte concentration.