DOSES: 1. Calcium Gluconate is usually given as IV injection of 10 cc 10% calcium gluconate over 10 minutes(Remember the three tens :) 2. Insulin Actrapid (Rapid Acting) 10 units in 50 ml of Glucose 50% IV over 30 minutes (would reduce K levels by 0.65 to 1 mmol/L) Monitor blood glucose at 15 minutes, 30 minutes and hourly for next 6 hours to prevent hypoglycemia. 3. 10-20mg Nebulised Salbutamol in 15 to 30 minutes (Reduces K by 0.5-1.0mmol/L) Check K 30 minutes Later FOLLOW ME ON :) Instagram: instagram.com/docwaqasfazal/ Facebook: facebook.com/Drwaqasfazal
Youre lecture focuses on relevant information. Thanks Doctor Waqas in the Philippines our word coined term of Waqas is wakas which is end but I wish you continue with your informative lecture and not end because it helps.
Thank you I’m an RN and prefer watching Drs videos over nurses because nursing diagnosis is a joke! And nurses educating nurses is very narrow limited information and view of the whole science behind it💗💗💗🦋🦋🦋thank you for a very simplified clear video you’re amaaazing!!
you must made a course for doctors working in ICU and emergency medicine ......plz plz plz do a course .....whatever the price may be we all purchase that .....thank you and love you
So kind of you Vishal.. My only constraint is the constraint of time. If I ever make these courses. My courses will always be free. 😊❤️ Keep supporting
My mother was suffering from diahorea results into fluid loss and electrolyte imbalance. Doctor don't give iv fluids resulting into severe electrolyte balance and arrhythmias. That latter results into actue heart failure and pedaller edema. Without stabilizing heart now he started ns and rl in RL he mixes ceftriaxone (contradiction because risk of presipitations) which results into abdominal and actue plumonary edema ultimately hypoxia and cardiac arrest. All this whithout ECG and Supliment oxygen. My mother could be saved if has as experienced as you.
Very informative, Are Thiazide diuretics like HCTZ more preferred than loop (frusemide) and for mild hyperkalemia are oral calcium polystyrene sulfonate useful.
DOSES: 1. Calcium Gluconate is usually given as IV injection of 10 cc 10% calcium gluconate over 10 minutes(Remember the three tens :) 2. Insulin Actrapid (Rapid Acting) 10 units in 50 ml of Glucose 50% IV over 30 minutes (would reduce K levels by 0.65 to 1 mmol/L) Monitor blood glucose at 15 minutes, 30 minutes and hourly for next 6 hours to prevent hypoglycemia. 3. 10-20mg Nebulised Salbutamol in 15 to 30 minutes (Reduces K by 0.5-1.0mmol/L) Check K 30 minutes Later
DOSES: 1. Calcium Gluconate is usually given as IV injection of 10 cc 10% calcium gluconate over 10 minutes(Remember the three tens :) 2. Insulin Actrapid (Rapid Acting) 10 units in 50 ml of Glucose 50% IV over 30 minutes (would reduce K levels by 0.65 to 1 mmol/L) Monitor blood glucose at 15 minutes, 30 minutes and hourly for next 6 hours to prevent hypoglycemia. 3. 10-20mg Nebulised Salbutamol in 15 to 30 minutes (Reduces K by 0.5-1.0mmol/L) Check K 30 minutes Later
DOSES: 1. Calcium Gluconate is usually given as IV injection of 10 cc 10% calcium gluconate over 10 minutes(Remember the three tens :) 2. Insulin Actrapid (Rapid Acting) 10 units in 50 ml of Glucose 50% IV over 30 minutes (would reduce K levels by 0.65 to 1 mmol/L) Monitor blood glucose at 15 minutes, 30 minutes and hourly for next 6 hours to prevent hypoglycemia. 3. 10-20mg Nebulised Salbutamol in 15 to 30 minutes (Reduces K by 0.5-1.0mmol/L) Check K 30 minutes Later
DOSES:
1. Calcium Gluconate is usually given as IV injection of 10 cc 10% calcium gluconate over 10 minutes(Remember the three tens :)
2. Insulin Actrapid (Rapid Acting) 10 units in 50 ml of Glucose 50% IV over 30 minutes
(would reduce K levels by 0.65 to 1 mmol/L)
Monitor blood glucose at 15 minutes, 30 minutes and hourly for next 6 hours to prevent hypoglycemia.
3. 10-20mg Nebulised Salbutamol in 15 to 30 minutes
(Reduces K by 0.5-1.0mmol/L)
Check K 30 minutes Later
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Please Sir,keeping mentioning drug dosages as much as possible like this or in video. Thankyou!
Sir calcium gluconate is to be dissolved in 100ml DNS??
I need to meet you regarding my potassium level is very low
Can k2 vitamin supplements increase potassium levels?
Beautifully explained! Thank you sir
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Views don't matter. Its the comments like these that keep me motivated to make more videos that can help people. Thank you 😊
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Excellent...from one who taught cardiovascular medicine and critical care for 23 years.
When I get confused or stuck, I come to your door,
Your way of delivering the clinical concepts is very good 👍
Always welcome 😊
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@@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal one request is to make video on hypo and hypernatremia
Sure I will keep posting more videos. Stay tuned 😊
this is incredible. i now have a rationale for every action taken in the management of hyperkalemia. Beautiful👌
you explain everything so well, thanks for making these videos. Really very helpful
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Brilliant as usual
Extremely practical video
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Best explained video on Hyperkalemia
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Sirr i saw many videos , saw all these points separately , and u compiled all of them in one flow diagram , so beautifully done 🤭🤭 ,
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Thank you sir...you clear my whole doubts
sir please make similar video on other ionic disturbances like sodium, calcium, phosphorus and hypokalemia
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Youre lecture focuses on relevant information. Thanks Doctor Waqas in the Philippines our word coined term of Waqas is wakas which is end but I wish you continue with your informative lecture and not end because it helps.
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Very very very good explained
Thank you I’m an RN and prefer watching Drs videos over nurses because nursing diagnosis is a joke! And nurses educating nurses is very narrow limited information and view of the whole science behind it💗💗💗🦋🦋🦋thank you for a very simplified clear video you’re amaaazing!!
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you must made a course for doctors working in ICU and emergency medicine ......plz plz plz do a course .....whatever the price may be we all purchase that .....thank you and love you
So kind of you Vishal.. My only constraint is the constraint of time. If I ever make these courses. My courses will always be free. 😊❤️ Keep supporting
Thank you sir ❤️
Well explained
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Sir plz upload video on Hypernatremia Nd hyponatremia too. Plz sir.
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Thankyou very much sir
Sir, thanks for the lectures. Can you add the drug dosages also in these lectures
He has given the dosage of drugs in the comment section
He is a good lecturer 💯 God bless him
Thank u very detailed explanation just one question if ur on stage 3CKD and taking Olmesartan for years is this meds can cause hyperkalemia?
Sir salute to u
thanks
Wonderful
My mother was suffering from diahorea results into fluid loss and electrolyte imbalance. Doctor don't give iv fluids resulting into severe electrolyte balance and arrhythmias. That latter results into actue heart failure and pedaller edema. Without stabilizing heart now he started ns and rl in RL he mixes ceftriaxone (contradiction because risk of presipitations) which results into abdominal and actue plumonary edema ultimately hypoxia and cardiac arrest. All this whithout ECG and Supliment oxygen. My mother could be saved if has as experienced as you.
Very goood lecture❤
Can you please make a video on hypokalemia and potassium correction
Sure I do plan to make a video on these topics. 😊
Good
Sir what is the indication of patiromer in hyperkalemia and it's dose ...
Very informative, Are Thiazide diuretics like HCTZ more preferred than loop (frusemide) and for mild hyperkalemia are oral calcium polystyrene sulfonate useful.
🎉🎉🎉thank u
Just wow
Cracked it in 8mints
Is it ST depression or elevation??
Ty sir..
Soda bicarbonate ka dose..?
what do you mean by temporize?
How the calcium gluconate stabilize membrane? Molecularly
Sir, what is the dose of insulin & frequency of dosage, dose of D-50%, dose of Inj. Calcium gluconate??
DOSES:
1. Calcium Gluconate is usually given as IV injection of 10 cc 10% calcium gluconate over 10 minutes(Remember the three tens :)
2. Insulin Actrapid (Rapid Acting) 10 units in 50 ml of Glucose 50% IV over 30 minutes
(would reduce K levels by 0.65 to 1 mmol/L)
Monitor blood glucose at 15 minutes, 30 minutes and hourly for next 6 hours to prevent hypoglycemia.
3. 10-20mg Nebulised Salbutamol in 15 to 30 minutes
(Reduces K by 0.5-1.0mmol/L)
Check K 30 minutes Later
Wow👏👏👏
How we give insulin at what dose in hyperkalemia .
How we give keyxylate bd or tds is it available in sachet form.
"Okay " always the first word u will hear
My potassium is 5.53, should i worry or it could be a falsely elevated level?
Hyperkalemia can permanently curable?
Serum potassium or plasma potassium 🤔
You didn't mention the dose of the drugs. Please mention in details.
DOSES:
1. Calcium Gluconate is usually given as IV injection of 10 cc 10% calcium gluconate over 10 minutes(Remember the three tens :)
2. Insulin Actrapid (Rapid Acting) 10 units in 50 ml of Glucose 50% IV over 30 minutes
(would reduce K levels by 0.65 to 1 mmol/L)
Monitor blood glucose at 15 minutes, 30 minutes and hourly for next 6 hours to prevent hypoglycemia.
3. 10-20mg Nebulised Salbutamol in 15 to 30 minutes
(Reduces K by 0.5-1.0mmol/L)
Check K 30 minutes Later
Pls tell dosage also sir
DOSES:
1. Calcium Gluconate is usually given as IV injection of 10 cc 10% calcium gluconate over 10 minutes(Remember the three tens :)
2. Insulin Actrapid (Rapid Acting) 10 units in 50 ml of Glucose 50% IV over 30 minutes
(would reduce K levels by 0.65 to 1 mmol/L)
Monitor blood glucose at 15 minutes, 30 minutes and hourly for next 6 hours to prevent hypoglycemia.
3. 10-20mg Nebulised Salbutamol in 15 to 30 minutes
(Reduces K by 0.5-1.0mmol/L)
Check K 30 minutes Later
K level 7 to 8 is it st segment depression or elevation