A little bit incomplete. It would be very useful to mention the importance of reabsorption of Ca2+ in hypercalciuria promoted by thiazides. Thank you, still!
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Doubt : how K+ is also excreted along with Na+ Plz Xplain : under thiazide actuon increased amount of sodium is presented to distal nephron, more of it xchanges with potassium. As a result potassium xcretion increased in parallel to naturetic response In reference to: KD Tripathi 3 rd edition page 213last para
mostly because water follows sodium. hyponatraemia occurs due to a greater proportion of water to sodium, but when sodium is excreted, water follows so the proportion stays the same. having said that loop diuretics can cause hyponatraemia.
I’m trying to understand the difference in mechanism of action between loops and thiazides. It seems like they do the exact same thing by not allowing Na/Cl to go back into the bloodstream. The only difference I’m seeing is that they’re operating at different points in this kidneys. I’m so confused 😭
A little bit incomplete. It would be very useful to mention the importance of reabsorption of Ca2+ in hypercalciuria promoted by thiazides. Thank you, still!
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Thank you! I've been struggling with upcoming exam and seeing this simple and easy explanation through this video helps a lot. There's too much information to be absorb, but seeing simple animation and with your soothing voice ease me up lol.
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4:13 Why would the increase loss of water cause a higher serum glucose level in the body?
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Doubt : how K+ is also excreted along with Na+
Plz Xplain : under thiazide actuon increased amount of sodium is presented to distal nephron, more of it xchanges with potassium. As a result potassium xcretion increased in parallel to naturetic response
In reference to: KD Tripathi 3 rd edition page 213last para
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Why hypokalemia is seen in thiazide diuretics?
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Do you have to supplement potasium with indapimade
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Is there a any 'roadmap' of where to start and finish, or is it a case where you just need to learn it all ?
Why loop diuretics dont cause hyponatremia if the also inhibit Na reabsortion in ascending loop?
mostly because water follows sodium. hyponatraemia occurs due to a greater proportion of water to sodium, but when sodium is excreted, water follows so the proportion stays the same. having said that loop diuretics can cause hyponatraemia.
Hi Would you have an explanation video or thoughts on using both thiazide and sglt2 meds?
I’m trying to understand the difference in mechanism of action between loops and thiazides. It seems like they do the exact same thing by not allowing Na/Cl to go back into the bloodstream. The only difference I’m seeing is that they’re operating at different points in this kidneys. I’m so confused 😭
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How k+ loss in thiazide diuretic use
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Why hypercalcaemia and hypokalemia?
Please upload the video of potassium sparing diuretics
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Why isn't pharmacology notes there on website?
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How are thiazides useful in diabetes insipidus patients?
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Caution ⚠️. Postural hypotension in. Older frail comorbities
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