Chronic Kidney Disease Case Study Walkthrough | USMLE Preparation
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► THIS VIDEO will guide students on an engaging journey through a complex medical scenario, perfect for anyone studying or interested in internal medicine, especially focusing on renal pathology. 🏥📚 Join us as we delve into the case of a 62-year-old woman with end-stage renal disease, exploring her symptoms of fever, fatigue, and muscle weakness. This video is a must-watch for students aiming to ace their USMLE exams, as it challenges viewers to think critically about patient management.
Dive deep into the world of diagnostic decision-making with a patient who has a history of type 2 diabetes and is undergoing hemodialysis. 💉👩⚕️ You'll understand the importance of correlating clinical symptoms with medical history to narrow down diagnoses. Our expert discussion covers vital signs, physical exam findings, and ECG interpretations, offering insights into recognizing and managing hyperkalemia-a common yet serious complication in end-stage renal disease.
But that’s not all! The video emphasizes the urgency and prioritization in patient care, especially in emergency scenarios. 🚨 We explore various treatment options, including the administration of IV calcium gluconate, and why it’s the best immediate response to severe hyperkalemia. This is crucial for preventing life-threatening cardiac arrhythmias.
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to the Case
02:23 Advice: Answer the question
03:07 Characteristics of the case
03:48 Determine the diagnostic
06:25 Determine the Next Best Step
07:50 Correct Answer Explanation
10:20 Alternative Management Options
12:21 High-Yield Information
What would be your first step in managing a patient with severe hyperkalemia? Share your thoughts and let's discuss! 👩⚕👨⚕ #MedStudentCommunity #LecturioLearning
I would first classify it: Secondary or Primary Hyperkalemia by: 1. Taking targeted history, 2. Doing basic Lab work up including : Blood sugar level, renal function test ( BUN and Creatinine), extended serum electrolytes THEN immediately initiate Insulin therapy, and do further management.
Basing on this Lecture, I would:
1. Do Bed Side ECG
2. Give Calcium Glucomate IV to protect the heart
3. Start Insulin therapy ( taking precautions against hypoglycemia)
4. Give Sodium bicarbonate, in case of severe Metabolic acidosis
5. Arrange for Haemodialysis.
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