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This lecture is gold, Dr. Rondon! Reminded of the good old days as your resident at the renal consult service.
What a great lecture doctor Rondon
Thanks Xavier!
Dr Rondon... Thanks a lot🇮🇳
Thank You Dr. Rondon
What is the difference doctor between total body sodium, plasma sodium, exchangeable sodium?
Nice... One doubt... How does "Pressure Natriuresis" fit in this...?
Pressure natriuresis is related to BP control. It is a mechanism to maintain normal BP when changes in ECF volume and arterial BP occur.
Dr Rondon I enjoyed your lecture very much. I was wondering how you got the formula for calculating total body sodium at 0.91 g per kilogram
It is not a formula. It is the total body sodium measured with radioactive isotopes published in the literature. The literature says approx. 40 mmol/kg of body weight. So 40 mmol = 40 mmol x (1 mol/1000 mmol) x (22.9 g/1 mol of Na) = 0.91 g
Thank you!
Underarted lecture
This lecture is gold, Dr. Rondon! Reminded of the good old days as your resident at the renal consult service.
What a great lecture doctor Rondon
Thanks Xavier!
Dr Rondon... Thanks a lot🇮🇳
Thank You Dr. Rondon
What is the difference doctor between total body sodium, plasma sodium, exchangeable sodium?
Nice... One doubt... How does "Pressure Natriuresis" fit in this...?
Pressure natriuresis is related to BP control. It is a mechanism to maintain normal BP when changes in ECF volume and arterial BP occur.
Dr Rondon I enjoyed your lecture very much. I was wondering how you got the formula for calculating total body sodium at 0.91 g per kilogram
It is not a formula. It is the total body sodium measured with radioactive isotopes published in the literature. The literature says approx. 40 mmol/kg of body weight. So 40 mmol = 40 mmol x (1 mol/1000 mmol) x (22.9 g/1 mol of Na) = 0.91 g
Thank you!