THE SURVEY OF HYPOKALAEMIA PREVALENCE AS A REACT TO SURGERY STRESS BEFORE ANESTHESIA INDUCTION.

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ESLAMI B.; NAZEMI S.H.

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Journal: Internal Medicine Today Year:2003 | Volume:8 | Issue:2 Page(s): 14-26

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THE SURVEY OF HYPOKALAEMIA PREVALENCE AS A REACT TO SURGERY STRESS BEFORE ANESTHESIA INDUCTION.

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ESLAMI B. | NAZEMI S.H. | Issue Writer Certificate

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INDUCTION - HYPOKALAEMIA - ANESTHESIA - STRESS.Q3

Abstract

Surgery stress is somehow an epidemic problem that patients are faced with it and often causes some problems for the patients and therapists. One of the stress index complications of surgery is potassium shifting from out of the cell to inside of it. In this semi - exprimental research I tried to survey the effect of surgery on blood potassium and to check its possible mechanism. Stress shifts potassium into the cell and decrease its level by motivting .Beta adrenergic receptors especially β 2 In this survey 50 patients ready for eye operation with the age of 20-80 were selected and from all of them blood samples for measuring the blood potassium was done. The first sample 3 days before the surgery and the night before the operation half of them were taken oral Inderal of single dosage. And enact before induction a blood sample was ready from the results for potassium level. As the results showed, in control group 42% of the patients had hypokalaemia that the average of these changes were 0137 mEq/lit , and inpremed group 48% of thepatients showed hypokalaemia and the everage changes of potassium was 0105 mEq/lit. Hypokalaemia was less in premed group than control group possibly caused by Beta inderal blocking effect.(β 1,β 2) Hypokalaemia prevlence with (k1=<3/5) in the samples k1 was 2 out of 50 (4%) while it was in potassium sample of k2 4 out of 5O.No hypokalaemia was seen in potassium sample of k2 of premed group.

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ESLAMI, B., & NAZEMI, S.H.. (2003). THE SURVEY OF HYPOKALAEMIA PREVALENCE AS A REACT TO SURGERY STRESS BEFORE ANESTHESIA INDUCTION.. OFOGH-E-DANESH, 8(2), 14-26. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/68457/en

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ESLAMI B., NAZEMI S.H.. THE SURVEY OF HYPOKALAEMIA PREVALENCE AS A REACT TO SURGERY STRESS BEFORE ANESTHESIA INDUCTION.. OFOGH-E-DANESH[Internet]. 2003;8(2):14-26. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/68457/en

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B. ESLAMI, and S.H. NAZEMI, “THE SURVEY OF HYPOKALAEMIA PREVALENCE AS A REACT TO SURGERY STRESS BEFORE ANESTHESIA INDUCTION.,” OFOGH-E-DANESH, vol. 8, no. 2, pp. 14–26, 2003, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/68457/en

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