Thiazides = hypercalcemia, Loop diuretics = hypocalcemia
2009年1月30日 · The other mechanism described occurs in the proximal tubule, the thiazide-induced volume depletion leads to enhanced sodium reabsorption and passive calcium …
Thiazides and renal stones | Student Doctor Network
2005年8月19日 · I don't recall reading in a urology or nephrology article that thiazide diuretics cause hypercalcemia that may ultimately cause urinary calculi. The article you cite states "The …
Gitelman syndrome...and thiazide diuretic too, I guess
2010年2月6日 · The way I understood it via Kaplan videos and the explanation of thiazide diuretics is that if the Na+/Cl- channel is open, sodium is being reabsorbed which will, along …
How does hypercalemia cause nephrogenic diabetes?
2012年5月27日 · Also, if hypercalcemia causes nephrogenic DI, why are thiazides (ie. calcium-retaining diuretics) the first line treatment (FA 328)? I understand that they increase NaCl …
thiazides and hyperlipidemia ..how could that be possible
2012年1月2日 · IN OTHER WORD: Thiazide intake somehow leads to both Beta 1 (B1) and B3 agonists secretion (via RAAS activation??), which then lead to Gs activation. Specifically, in …
Can someone explain this to me? | Student Doctor Network
2006年6月29日 · This question is from Qbook: A patient with essential hypertension is starting diuretic therapy. he has a history of calcium oxalate renal stones. which of the following …
Addisons and Hypercalcemia | Student Doctor Network
2006年10月13日 · Until I saw this, I was going to suggest it was because cortisol causes hypocalcemia (and thus osteoporosis) by decreasing Ca intestinal absorption. So lack of …
Constipation in Hypercalcemia? | Student Doctor Network
2011年4月3日 · Anorexia, nausea, and vomiting are intensified by increased gastric residual volume. Constipation is aggravated by dehydration that accompanies hypercalcemia. …
Mechanism behind extracellular [Ca2+]'s effect on threshold …
2011年3月9日 · Hypercalcemia does the opposite. My understanding was that the threshold potential is the point where Na+ conductance (and influx) just exceed K+ conductance (and …
hypercalcemia and ulcers, pancreatitis? | Student Doctor Network
2003年12月4日 · so apparently i got a kaplan question wrong because i didn't associate hypercalcemia with GI effects like constipation, ulcers, and pancreatitis. what the hell? i don't …