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Electrolyte Imbalances | Hypermagnesemia (High Magnesium)

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What is hypermagnesemia, and what are the key concepts the NCLEX wants RN nursing students and LPN students to know about fluid and electrolyte imbalances?
Hypermagnesemia is fancy words for high magnesium in the blood, or high blood serum magnesium. Normal magnesium levels range from 1.5 - 2.5 mEq/dL according to the NCLEX (NCSBN boards). Magnesium is an electrolyte that helps mellow out the muscles, therefore electrolyte imbalances like hypermagnesemia lead to the unique signs and symptoms of flaccid paralysis, muscle weakness, decreased DTRs (deep tendon reflexes), reduced respirations, low blood pressure and very slow heart rate (bradycardia).
This video is part of a 12 video fluid and electrolytes series to help registered nurse RN students and LPN students with electrolyte imbalance memorization tricks. In this video Michael Linares, RN from Simple Nursing helps pinpoint the exact causes and treatments for hypermagnesemia, which is expected to know for the NCLEX, HESI, ATI, and Kaplan proctor exams.
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@SimpleNursing 5 лет назад

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@nikiy4551 5 лет назад

How do you treat hypermagnesium?

@jamiepenzie7472 2 года назад

I am so confused. You said signs and symptoms would be diminished or absent reflexes and weak muscles. But then for treatment you say to give calcium gluconate to help settle down the tense muscles, and to monitor the labs and the increased DTR's ?? But you just said they would be weak and absent DTRs? Or are you meaning that after treatment, to watch for an increased in those areas?

@Hksjdk 5 месяцев назад

Same I'm confused on that part too

@consis 3 года назад

You have no idea how helpful this is for a person like me, after a heart attack and stent implant trying to sort out my electrolytes properly. Cannot thank you enough.

@consis 3 года назад

@@RobertsDigital Yes, I take a magnesium supplement ONLY on a day that I feel exercise muscle cramps.

@consis 3 года назад

@@RobertsDigital I felt much better after the stent was placed. Then they told me it's all about food now.

@consis 3 года назад

@@RobertsDigital Yes, they prescribed me the standard routine combo of drugs as all atherosclerosis (99% blockage) patients: High dose statin + Plavix (clopidogrel) + Beta blocker (metropolol) + 81mg aspirin (so-called baby aspirin)

@jaclynmaicamalate1393 Год назад

How about those leafy vegetables like brocolli spinach that high in magnesium should we avoid that? If elevated magnesium high.. Does it always mean u have problm with kidney or is there other cause why it get high is it diabetic etc. I want to understand coz my kid got elevated high magnesium and i dont know wer she get that

@consis Год назад

@@jaclynmaicamalate1393 high magnesium comes from 2 things: antacids and breakfast cereals

@onyapidi5174 3 года назад

Who would forget this, I like it. When I read the text and options in questions...you just remember calm and quiet! Thank you🇰🇪

@SimpleNursing 3 года назад

You are so very welcome! We have a quiz bank that’s NCLEX based that you can customize. You can get the full 15 video course + study guides & quiz bank! Try it free at simplenursing.com/nursing-school/

@bethelaine5821 2 года назад

When you talk about causes of elevated magnesium, taking magnesium supplements to help with sleep is never mentioned. As we know, people often take supplements without knowing what problems can arise.

@travv88 2 месяца назад

Just did this to myself lmao

@Stardust_Truth_Seeker Год назад

doctors are saying that the majority like 80% of the population actually very low in magnesium and many people interested taking a supplement for this reason . Can you please advise as for a the chances of us overdosing on magnesium and if we should take supplements

@Thomas-vq1ox 4 года назад

Love your videos, but some of the information is inaccurate. Under the chart of things that cause hypermagnesemia, DKA (you mentioned correctly drains magnesium) so that would categorized not as something that causes hypermagnesemia, but something that causes hypomagnesemia. Also, at 3:01 you say that with high magnesium "muscles tense up from all that pressure", however high magnesium creates flaccid muscle paralysis. But the antidote - calcium gluconate, you are correct would calm the muscles that are twitchy. Calcium gluconate also antagonizes the receptor sites affected by the mag toxicity too.

@SimpleNursing 4 года назад

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@TobiasTheWolf 4 года назад

Great video bro, I really like how you explain things and that you talk to us, not at us

@SimpleNursing 4 года назад

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@falohunade6571 Год назад

My baby has been having seizures from day 10, he's one year now, after many failed attempt to stop his seizures and cp ( he's yet to gain neck control) I was looking Tru all the blood tests we have done so far and discovered, his magnesium is 3.1, his phosphorus is 5.7, and creatinine is 0.4. I'm tired of going to the hospital, those doctors just look at me with pity as if I've gone mad, I don't know what to do

@brandon336 Год назад

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy stopped my brother's seizures. Research it.

@negzrad7624 4 года назад

this is so good and simple, I love it

@SimpleNursing 4 года назад

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@user-ri8fn6sz7z 2 месяца назад

Could generalized fasciculations be caused by too much magnesium?

@sherlyr. 4 месяца назад

Great show/video. Thanks.

@gulhussain27 2 года назад

I used Epsom salt (magenesium sulfate) for luxative purposes but didnt drink enough water. and now Im suffering from enimia. What to do now?

@b_740 3 года назад

Hey, just a friendly note: the volume fluctuates a LOT and some people with sensitive ears might not be able to watch it. Like me lol.

@chetnasaini5869 3 года назад

wait if DKA drains mag in the body, how is this a cause of hypermagnesemia

@SimpleNursing 3 года назад

it drains it from the body (muscles & interstitual) & into the blood stream

@freeagent6203 2 месяца назад

Why calcium gluconate specifically?

@miditemplate4011 2 года назад

Don't have what interesting to drink. Doing 2 magnesium tablets with water! -Wish me luck! -I'll drink it 15 hours later, prob after midnight for atmosphere of the niggt.

@fionassimbwa8805 2 года назад

You are fantastic

@SimpleNursing 2 года назад

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@annaberg1200 Год назад

OMG I think I'm taking too much magnesium!! I need to know more about magnesium!! Can you contact me? 🙏🏻

@bellboy7286 12 дней назад

Why did you say DKA drains magnesium from the body but causes hypermagnesemia?

@SimpleNursing 8 дней назад

In DKA, body magnesium deficits through urinary losses are routinely encountered and are the consequence of absence of insulin. However, magnesium exit from the cells may cause hypermagnesemia.

@bellboy7286 8 дней назад

@@SimpleNursing thank you. And thanks for all your vidoes

@modelformodels 3 года назад

Weird, ever since I've been taking 400 magnesium glycinate for a month. My tourettes tics have gone down. But my eye muscles have been twitching for the last 3 days. & my skin gets prickly in my hands feet im not diabetic. I gave mom 1 magnesium h she felt prickly before I even mentioned my own issues. She has high blood pressure normally she takes meds. I have 60 blood pressure usually. I've never taken drugs.

@maisamrafi9529 3 года назад

I got hair loss from using 400 mg magnumisum aday

@deanjelbertaustria6174 2 года назад

Same here.. plus i started snoring a lot

@modelformodels 2 года назад

Probably sleeping better by snoring.

@deanjelbertaustria6174 2 года назад

@@modelformodels i can't say that i was sleeping better.. my throat muscles were so relax that it hinders me from breathing normally, making me wake up every 2 hours because i can't breathe.. now i'm not taking them evryday.. just every other day

@modelformodels 2 года назад

@@deanjelbertaustria6174 whoops. Thats what I meant. More relaxed so you end up snoring. I suck at comment writing

@hayleygrace2.0 10 месяцев назад

I’m confused- you said DKA is a cause of hypermagnesemia, because DKA “drains mg from the body”

@maheway7880 Год назад

How can i decrease magnesium from my body in home plz

@troyrodgers9790 3 года назад

I don't know what to eat now

@93Moses Год назад

I take 375 mg of magnesium is that too much?

@BacknRC 2 года назад

Tums? They contain calcium not magnesium.

@JamieZero7 3 года назад

dude just says my entire diet. So what am I meant to eat?

@julirohfit8570 2 года назад

organ meats

@AECommonThread2137 Год назад

I took too many calm gummies after 2 days of Thanksgiving food. I am STILL on the toilet. 👀 🚽

@maljusufi320 10 месяцев назад

Dang i ate osteocare everyday they contain 250mg magnesium i ate 2 a day im only 14 but my magnesium is high dang i have consumed 500mg magnesium a day

@waneframe 3 года назад

Whatttt! Is he say calcium is better than magnesium?%@$!%@%@ 🤦🏽‍♂️

@seraysese2995 4 года назад

I thought meg is 1.5 to 2.5

@cynicalbeauty18 4 года назад

It is in my program

@seraysese2995 4 года назад

cynicalbeauty18 can you be specific you respond don’t mean sense or clarify

@cynicalbeauty18 4 года назад

@@seraysese2995 The normal range for Mg is 1.5-2.5 in my nursing program.

@seraysese2995 4 года назад

cynicalbeauty18 thanks that what I thought too

@nidhisindhwani9871 Месяц назад

@@cynicalbeauty18my 2.12 is high ??

@dcpunisher4781 4 месяца назад

This guy tries too damn hard to be a Cartman Brah and to also try to be seen as a real professional, and that can't be done when it comes to something as serious as medical/nutritional knowledge and information, and that annoyed me and made me stop the video after only 30 seconds. It's like bro, be a doctor be a professional and make videos as such. For the sound effects and for the cartoon graphics and for all of the nice light shows that kids find pretty and funny, go review movies or go review video games if that's the image you want to take.

@SimpleNursing 4 месяца назад

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