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HYPERKALEMIA THÁI BÌNH DƯƠNG – hump Updated on 20/9/18 BASIC  Total body K+: 50mEq/Kg: - K+ in Intracellular fluid: 98% - K+ in Extracellular fluid: 2% Plasma accounts for 20% of extracellular fluid  K+ in plasma = 0,4% total body K+ Ex: a 50 kg person: 2500mEq total body K+ K+ plasma: 10mEq  This emphasizes the limited size of the K+ pool that is available for evaluating total body potassium BASIC  K+ is lost in stool (5-10 mEq/d), swear(0-10 mEq/d), and the major lost is in urine (40-120 mEq/d), depending on K+ intake  K+ is: - Filtered at the glomerulus - Passively absorbed in the proximal tubules - Secreted in the distal tubules and collecting ducts - Potassium excretion in urine is controlled by plasma K+ and aldosteron HYPERKALEMIA  > 5,5 mEq/l  Life-threating condition!!!  Pseudohyperkalemia: - Potassium release from traumatic hemolysis during venipuncture (20%) - K+ release from muscle during fist clenching - Severe leukocytosis (>50000/mm3) - Severe thrombocytosis (>1million/mm3) ETIOLOGY  Excessive intake K+: foods, drinks, IV fluid  Transcellular shift  Impaired renal excretion ETIOLOGY Transcellular shift  Acidosis: BUT - Organic acidosis ( lactic acidosis and ketoacidosis) is not associated with hyperkalemia (MARINO THE ICU BOOK 4th) - Respiratory acidosis has an inconsistent relationship with hyperkalemia  Drugs: digitalis( only when acute toxicity, not chronic), beta blockers,………  Blood transfusions (massive transfusion, at least units of RBC!!!)  Rhabdomyolysis  Tumor lysis syndrome: within days after the initial chemical therapy Rhabdomyolysis (tiêu vân) ETIOLOGY Impaired renal excretion  Decreased GFR: - Oliguric or anuric AKI - End-stage CKD  Normal GFR but decreased renal excretion of K+ - Cirrhosis, CHF: Decreased EABV - NSAIDS, HIV, diabetic nephropathy: Decreased renin - ACEI, ARB, heparin, primary adrenal insufficient: Decreased aldosterol - K+-sparing diuretic, bactrim, SLE, diabetes: Decreased response to aldosterol EABV: effective arterial blood volume Clinical manifestations Twitch: co giật Paresthesia: ngủ Irritability: kích thích, kích động ECG abnormalities (from mild to severe) Peaked T-waves  AMI  Hyperkalemia  Acute pericarditis  LVH  BER  Bundle branch block  Pre-excitation syndromes  Normal variant TREATMENTS For simple:  K+ > 6,5 mEq/l Or ECG changes SEVERE HYPERKALEMIA GOALS  Antagonism of the cardiac effects of hyperkalemia  Transcellular shift of K+ into cells  Removal of excess K+ from the body MEMBRANE ANTAGONISM - Mechanism: Calcium increases the electrical charge difference across myocardial cell membranes, oppose the depolarization produced by hyperkalemia  Stabilizes cell membrane  Calcium gluconate 10% 10ml = ampule contains 1g elemental calcium  Calcium chloride contains three times the concentration of elemental calcium compared with calcium gluconate (13.6 versus 4.6 meq in 10 mL of a 10 percent solution)  However, calcium gluconate is generally preferred because calcium chloride may cause local irritation at the injection site  Use: ampule IV over min, repeat after if necessary MEMBRANE ANTAGONISM Caution  With the patients on digitalis, hypercalcemia can aggravates digitalis toxicity Calcium gluconate can be added in 100 ml of NaCl 0,9% IV over 20-30  If hyperkalemia is a manifestation of digitalis toxicity, calcium is contraindicated  Hyperkalemia + shock, cardiac arrest: CaCl2 is preferred BRINGS TO HOME: Should be the initial treatment, especially if ECG abnormalities because it helps prevent cardiac complications, early onset in < it should be combined with other therapies Transcellular shift Insulin + dextrose Regular insulin: 10 UI IV bolus 50% dextrose: 50 ml IV bolus 10% dextrose at 50 – 75 ml/h Monitoring blood glucose every 4-6h Regular insulin: 10 – 20 UI 10% dextrose: 500 ml IV in 60 If the patient has been already hyperglycemic ( the serum glucose is ≥250 mg/dL = 13.9 mmol/L) , only insulin and no dextrose Transcellular shift SALBUTAMOL  Use: Salbutamol 0,5 mg IV ( ampule salbutamol 0,5mg/1 ml) OR 10 – 20 mg ( ampule ventolin 2,5 mg in ml saline) nebulized over 10  Caution: Salbutamol dose is needed to significantly drop K+ is at – times the bronchodilation dose  unwanted side effects  not advised  Side effects: Mild Tachycardia, angina  should probably be avoided in patients with active coronary disease Transcellular shift Bicarbonate  There have been no studies that actually demonstrate an immediate or significant benefit (acute change in the serum potassium level) with bicarbonate  Short-term have no effect on serum K+  Bicarbonate can form complexes with calcium  It should be avoided unless there is acidemia In that case, we recommended isotonic bicarbonate 1,4% BRINGS TO HOME: Administer bicarbonate to the patient with severe hyperkalemia who is not responding to traditional therapies, such as insulin and glucose and beta-2 agonists https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VJaWkMFTt2JIIPVABqeV0y8R625vwCKledcQ9p-ASpE/edit Potassium removal    Via the bowel: cation-exchange resin (Kayexalate) Via the blood stream: hemodialysis is the most effect method) Via the urinary tract: Furosemide ( in patients without severe renal impairment) 40 mg every 12 hours Kayexalate???  Sodium polystyrene (Kayexalate) is a cation exchange resin administered orally or rectally that exchanges sodium for K+ and eliminates K+ via the gastrointestinal tract  The evidence advocating the use of Kayexalate to treat hyperkalemia originates from a single study published in the 1960s that demonstrated a reduction in serum K+ in patients with acute and chronic renal failure  Recent literature, however, recommends against routine administration of Kayexalate in the hyperkalemic patient due to an unpredictable reduction of serum K+ and an increased risk of colonic necrosis http://rebelem.com/kayexalate-useful-treatment-hyperkalemia-emergency-department/ So in almost cases, you just remember…  Calcium gluconate 10% 10ml : ampule IV over min, repeat after if necessary (first treatment!!)  10 – 20 UI regular insulin AND 10% dextrose 500 ml: IV in 60 minutes, check blood glucose – h  Furosemide ( in patients without severe renal impairment) 40 mg every 12 hours Some conclusions  Serum Potassium is just only the tip of the iceberg And the iceberg here is total body potassium !!! Remember a number 0,4%  Hypokalemia is often well tolerated BUT hyperkalemia is life-threatening condition  Remember to rule out pseudohyperkalemia before management of hyperkalemia  ECG is not sensitive Don’t depends totally on ECG to diagnose  Before administering calcium, you must check if the patient is using digitalis or not, check for the manifestations of digitalis toxicity  You need to make sure that goals is done concomitantly: Calcium gluconate , insulin + dextrose and Furosemide Some questions for you!!  How much does the serum potassium accounts for of total body potassium?  List some causes that induce hyperkalemia?  What is goals in management of severe hyperkalemia?  Can you list some ECG abnormalities in hyperkalemia (from mild to severe)?  Give me some manifestations of hyperkalemia?  How we use calcium in management of hyperkalemia?  How we use calcium in the Patients who are using digitalis (but not digoxin toxicity)?  How can we push K+ into cells to decrease serum K+?  How we use insulin in management of hyperkalemia? In case of patients with hyperglycemia?  How we use loop diuretics in management of hyperkalemia? SOME MORE INFORMATION FOR YOU  A 3-PRONGED APPROACH TO THE TREATMENT OF HYPERKALEMIA https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bXICT0WxH6yJiqN-ASdWOr1cAU2-MfwP1bAUZQoXEmI/edit ... induce hyperkalemia?  What is goals in management of severe hyperkalemia?  Can you list some ECG abnormalities in hyperkalemia (from mild to severe)?  Give me some manifestations of hyperkalemia? ...  Hypokalemia is often well tolerated BUT hyperkalemia is life-threatening condition  Remember to rule out pseudohyperkalemia before management of hyperkalemia  ECG is not sensitive Don’t depends... of hyperkalemia? In case of patients with hyperglycemia?  How we use loop diuretics in management of hyperkalemia? SOME MORE INFORMATION FOR YOU  A 3-PRONGED APPROACH TO THE TREATMENT OF HYPERKALEMIA

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  • Slide 1

  • BASIC

  • BASIC

  • HYPERKALEMIA

  • ETIOLOGY

  • ETIOLOGY

  • ETIOLOGY

  • Clinical manifestations

  • ECG abnormalities (from mild to severe)

  • Peaked T-waves

  • Peaked T-waves

  • Peaked T Wave

  • Slide 13

  • QRS prolongation

  • SINE WAVE!!!

  • ECG ABNORMALITIES

  • Slide 17

  • TREATMENTS

  • GOALS

  • 1. MEMBRANE ANTAGONISM

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