Electrolytes Made Easy
A structured guide to sodium, potassium, calcium and magnesium disorders, connecting laboratory patterns with physiology, fluid balance and the wider clinical picture.
- 18 chapters, from body fluid compartments to an approach for any electrolyte disorder
- Hypo- and hyperkalaemia, hypo- and hypernatraemia, calcium and magnesium disorders
- Fluid-management scenarios (vomiting, diarrhoea, burns, sepsis, DKA, CKD, heart failure) and high-yield tables
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What’s inside
Sections as listed in the book’s own contents page.
- What are electrolytes?
- Body fluid compartments made easy
- The language of electrolytes made easy
- Approach to any electrolyte disorder
- Potassium made easy
- Hypokalemia made easy
- Understanding hyperkalemia
- Calcium made easy
- Hypocalcemia made easy
- Meet sodium
- Understanding Hyponatremia
- Understanding Hypernatremia
- Magnesium made easy
- Hypomagnesemia made easy
- Hypermagnesemia made easy
- Approach to any electrolyte report
- Fluid management in common clinical scenarios
- Normal laboratory values — the must-know table
Who it’s for
Medical students, interns, residents and doctors.
Good to know
A large, illustrated PDF (about 34 MB), so allow a little time to download on mobile data. An educational guide that does not replace clinical judgement, current guidelines or local protocols.
About this ebook
Does it cover fluid management?
Yes. Common clinical scenarios including vomiting, diarrhoea, burns, sepsis, DKA, CKD and heart failure are covered.
How will I receive it after payment?
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Educational resource for study and revision. It does not replace clinical judgement, supervision, current guidelines or local protocols. Verify doses and decisions before clinical use. Medical disclaimer