For the FENa, a good way to remember it is like this: since under normal physiological conditions you do not want too much sodium to be excreted, whatever is supposed to be LOW should be in the numerator and whatever is supposed to be HIGH should be in the denominator. Urine Na and Serum Cr should be low (numerator); Plasma Na and Urine Cr should be high (denominator).
In Barter Syndrome, Cl- is not absorbed, and instead HCO3- gets absorbed, that's also why We have Metabolic alkalosis. TY for the videos!
i really loved how u explained esr nd hematocrit when u read the glomerular filtration barrier
For the FENa, a good way to remember it is like this: since under normal physiological conditions you do not want too much sodium to be excreted, whatever is supposed to be LOW should be in the numerator and whatever is supposed to be HIGH should be in the denominator. Urine Na and Serum Cr should be low (numerator); Plasma Na and Urine Cr should be high (denominator).
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which app r u using, i like this feature of u copying a snapshot and it displaying side by side.. will appreciate response
screenhint on app store
Thank you so much for this
anybody knows what app he uses?
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Have you taken step 1 yet?
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fast revision
Hey sir!
Did you pass your step 1?
Anybody lives in north California as a study partner
we can do it via zoom
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