Agree with lansvacr. Loop diuretic is a part of treatment for hponatremis. Also sodium and water reabsorption in proximal tubule is isotonic, filtrate osmolality at end of PCT is isoosmolar
Actually the video u r seeing is part of a mini collection on Nepbrology On-Demand titled "Diuretic-Induced Hyponatremia". If you visit blog.ecu.edu/sites/nephrologyondemand/?page_id=6949#general you can see the entire collection. Hopefully that will put things into better perspective.
i didnt understand exactly why this is titled 'diuretic induced hyponatremia, since this loop diuretics mode of action seems to do the opposite of hyponatremia. making less water reabsorbed and more free water excreted in urine is basically the goal of treating hyponatremia. isnt it?
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Thank u for saving my time searching google 😍. Explanation was suerb
Agree with lansvacr. Loop diuretic is a part of treatment for hponatremis. Also sodium and water reabsorption in proximal tubule is isotonic, filtrate osmolality at end of PCT is isoosmolar
Actually the video u r seeing is part of a mini collection on Nepbrology On-Demand titled "Diuretic-Induced Hyponatremia". If you visit blog.ecu.edu/sites/nephrologyondemand/?page_id=6949#general you can see the entire collection. Hopefully that will put things into better perspective.
Thank you very much. It's very easy to understand.
Good and helpful video
i didnt understand exactly why this is titled 'diuretic induced hyponatremia, since this loop diuretics mode of action seems to do the opposite of hyponatremia. making less water reabsorbed and more free water excreted in urine is basically the goal of treating hyponatremia. isnt it?