Respiratory Therapy

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I have hypovolemia and have gone into hypovolemic shock MANY times. It is related to my dysautonomia, NOT from blood loss due to an injury.
Chest X-Ray - Lung disease
How to identify and differentiate lung diseases from chest x-ray..
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Hyponatremia: Risk Factors: GI loss SIADH Adrenal insufficiency Diuretics Water intoxication Decreased intake Manifestations: Na+ 135 mEq/L Weakness Lethargy Confusion Seizures Coma Interventions: Daily weight Assess CNS changes I/O Administer IVF [hypertonic (acute); isotonic (restore volume)] Seizure precautions Teach sodium-rich food If etiology is FVE, restrict fluids NOTE: risk for hypertonic solutions is cerebral edema