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Hyponatremia Explained Clearly (Remastered) - Electrolyte Imbalances 

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Understand hyponatremia with this clear explanation from Dr. Seheult. This video is part of the "MedCram Remastered" series: A video we've re-edited/sped up to make learning even more efficient.
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This video series includes (see the whole series free at MedCram.com):
- Approach to hyponatremia and pathophsiology
- The different types of hyponatremia
- Isotonic hyponatremia
- Hypotonic hyponatremia
- Hypertonic hyponatremia
- Hypovelemic, euvolemic, hypervolemic hyponatremia
- Water balance / Fluid and electrolyte imbalances created by sodium imbalances
- Hyponatremia signs and symptoms
- Hyponatremia treatment & management
- Osmolarity, Osmolality and Tonicity
- ADH, aldosterone, & fluid compartments
Be sure to check out our video on hypernatremia (Hypernatremia Explained Clearly) to compare hyponatermia vs hypernatremia.
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Комментарии : 59   
@user-qe5uw9cj5f
@user-qe5uw9cj5f 4 года назад
For those who are looking for the rest in this lecture series: Med cram has made it private on RU-vid so you have to pay $19 to access it on their website.... If this course is paid, can you please put that in the video? So that the people who want to pay can watch this and those that do not don't have to watch half a video?
@oz7141
@oz7141 6 лет назад
I'm so glad I found you guys. Thanks.
@drreality1
@drreality1 6 лет назад
Thank you so much, waiting eagerly :)
@pinginchen5178
@pinginchen5178 6 лет назад
Best explanation video so far!! Thanks.
@akarshanapriya4047
@akarshanapriya4047 4 года назад
Thank you Doc 😍
@Ali-sn2hk
@Ali-sn2hk 2 года назад
Mind blown! I’m in nursing school and whenever I would see a question about fluid volume and sodium I would cry on the inside… not anymore 😭 thank you!!
@entertainingtube8374
@entertainingtube8374 6 лет назад
waiting for the nxt video.....
@mwilatapalo5273
@mwilatapalo5273 2 года назад
Very well explained !!!thank you❤️
@ginaginasobel1457
@ginaginasobel1457 3 года назад
Thx. For telling me about hyponatremia. I in the hospital alot. What causes the bad cramping?
@arsenaldream2156
@arsenaldream2156 2 года назад
Should you calculate random or fasting blood sugar in that equation??
@TheJt93
@TheJt93 6 лет назад
Thank you soo much that was very helpful >> شكرا لكم :))
@3moor97able
@3moor97able 4 года назад
greart vid, but the other vids in the series are not free, why do u say they are free :(
@hassansabir2276
@hassansabir2276 3 года назад
all other videos in the playlist are prrivate, please make them public
@bostanley3280
@bostanley3280 3 года назад
Are the other videos available?
@Hedgeflexlfz
@Hedgeflexlfz 6 лет назад
Could you make a video about eosinophilic esophagitis?
@amenw4806
@amenw4806 4 года назад
Please update the types and management of hyponatremia Thank you 🙏
@dryogendradjain3304
@dryogendradjain3304 Год назад
Excellent ,
@smiledentgal
@smiledentgal 2 года назад
Sir... why can't I access further lectures in the series?
@lore691
@lore691 6 лет назад
awesome! :D
@hajirmohammed4981
@hajirmohammed4981 4 года назад
انت رائع 👌استمر
@araratqarachatani3806
@araratqarachatani3806 3 года назад
Thank you
@DoctorDisney
@DoctorDisney 6 лет назад
Incredible! Thanks, doc!
@jennifermelvin4578
@jennifermelvin4578 5 лет назад
It says the next videos in this series are unavailable! Will these ever be available again??
@bostanley3280
@bostanley3280 3 года назад
what she said
@taniaelliott6625
@taniaelliott6625 3 года назад
My frkn EX cardiologist needs to watch this. Almost killed me with digoxin and HCTZ. Twice.
@litondas7646
@litondas7646 2 года назад
Nice
@crit-ic
@crit-ic 6 лет назад
Nice video! Great overview of the physiology! I have a video on hyponatremia that might complement yours! It's a practical approach to hyponatremia in the clinic. It'd be great to hear some feedback! Keep up the good work sir!
@royalwhitefalcon
@royalwhitefalcon 6 лет назад
Thanks for the video. I thought sodium concentration outside the cell was higher because of the sodium potassium pump, so why does that graph in the video have the sodium concentration as being the same inside and outside the cell?
@Medcram
@Medcram 6 лет назад
+studentquestion you are right. They are not the same concentrations. The lines used are to demonstrate equal osmotic pressures so as to show no Water movement not necessarily equal sodium concentration.
@royalwhitefalcon
@royalwhitefalcon 6 лет назад
Cool, I understand. Thank you for replying!
@mustafaidankhalil
@mustafaidankhalil 3 года назад
1:30 Sodium level less than 135 mmol/L not mg/dl as you mentioned...
@BigRitchy
@BigRitchy 4 года назад
I'm a person who has had Hyponatremia low sodium deficiency since I was an infant. In result to this I have a kidney dysfunction. If I drink too much water or potassium I go into seizures and my sodium levels drop.
@jezzdogg6857
@jezzdogg6857 4 года назад
Haha hypocodtiac mate. Wakeup to yaself pussy
@mendingmentality4181
@mendingmentality4181 5 лет назад
Great info! Hyponatremia seems to be the thing these days ;)
@alysononoahu8702
@alysononoahu8702 Год назад
I thought he said bed cram like you're going to study while you sleep cramming into your brain while you're sleeping LOL
@dagoninfinite
@dagoninfinite 2 года назад
Oh my
@atable42
@atable42 5 лет назад
Where can I find the next lecture?
@HankMarducas
@HankMarducas 5 лет назад
Have to pay for them on the website. It is quite expensive. I really wish you could buy credits to watch individual videos.
@MM-dm5yi
@MM-dm5yi 4 года назад
Where is second part
@Medcram
@Medcram 4 года назад
You can find the rest of the series at Medcram.com.
@Meriem-zv5zq
@Meriem-zv5zq 5 лет назад
I can't found the next videos !!! Pllz I need theme
@Medcram
@Medcram 5 лет назад
+mį mį go to Medcram.com
@SL-em6po
@SL-em6po 5 лет назад
Meriem couldn’t find on RU-vid. Please!! I need it
@Entetainmentz
@Entetainmentz Год назад
Didn't got it though.
@JK-gc7zm
@JK-gc7zm 6 лет назад
Hi I have a question that I'm having trouble solving: Na- 120 Urine Na- 10 (low) Serum osmolality- 280 (normal) *the normal and low in the bracket was given by the question not me* What is the reason for this patient's hyponatremia? The answer given is hypotonic hypovolemic hyponatremia. But the osmolarity is considered to be normal so is it possible for this to be hypotonic?
@scottthomas6765
@scottthomas6765 6 лет назад
Yeah that seems off, is there reference to what is causing this? Renal disturbance?
@JK-gc7zm
@JK-gc7zm 6 лет назад
Scott Thomas this is the beginning of the question: " A 73 year old man presents to the pre op clinic for an elective total hip replacement. He is on furosemide for hypertension. These are the investigation findings." Maybe the serum osmolality is boderline normal so low normal? From what I understand isotonic hyponatremia is due to pseudohyponatremia but the other parameters (besides sodium) would be normal. So this isn't considered isotonic hyponatremia? I'm not too sure.....
@scottthomas6765
@scottthomas6765 6 лет назад
Charlee L, it sounded renal to me, however like u said I’m not so sure there rational behind hypotonic, unless osmolarity is not part of the equation here that’s a good one for the professor, it’s a misleading question
@JK-gc7zm
@JK-gc7zm 6 лет назад
Scott Thomas yeah hope he sees this comment
@Medcram
@Medcram 6 лет назад
+Charlee L it’s possible for the tonicity to be low even if the osmolality is normal. Read about tonicity versus osmolality. Usually they are the same but they can differ in some situations. Sodium, glucose and urea are involved in osmolality. Urea is not involved in tonicity because it freely penetrates membranes. If the patients sodium was low but the urea was high this would cause a low tonicity but low/normal osmolality. High urea could be from furosemide induced renal failure. Not an easy question.
@Roger-hu4tk
@Roger-hu4tk Год назад
He sound like kevin nealon
@taniaelliott6625
@taniaelliott6625 3 года назад
OH NO! WHERE'S THE REST??
@Medcram
@Medcram 3 года назад
Please visit our website MedCram.com
@d.d.3935
@d.d.3935 Год назад
💪
@alialsaedi1344
@alialsaedi1344 6 лет назад
Be that as it may, hyponatremia would not necessarily cause hypotension !
@mavraganisx
@mavraganisx 4 года назад
MDMA is a safe medicine.
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