MCCQENephrology
Hyponatraemia: A Working Approach — MCCQE Notes
Volume status plus urine sodium and osmolality gets you to the cause, and the rate of correction is what keeps the patient safe.
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Structured the way you revise — mechanism, discriminators, first-line management, and the details that separate the right answer from the plausible one.
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Volume status plus urine sodium and osmolality gets you to the cause, and the rate of correction is what keeps the patient safe.
Pre-renal, renal, post-renal — and an ultrasound plus a urinalysis will usually tell you which.