Chronic pulmonary heart disease complicated by clinical analysis of 24 cases of hyponatremia.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Chronic pulmonary heart disease complicated by clinical analysis of 24 cases of hyponatremia [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the chronic pulmonary heart disease etiology of hyponatremia, and control measures. Methods: 24 patients with chronic pulmonary heart disease complicated by hyponatremia clinical data were analyzed retrospectively. Results: Chronic pulmonary heart disease with hyponatremia are often related to respiratory failure, heart failure, electrolyte disturbance exist, so that a complex condition and treatment difficult. Conclusion: Because of low specificity of clinical symptoms, chronic pulmonary heart disease complicated by hyponatremia, early detection, timely treatment can reduce mortality and improve prognosis. [Keywords:] Pulmonary heart disease; hyponatremia; clinical analysis of A clinical data 1.1 General information on all patients with pulmonary heart disease in 1998 are in line with the Third National Conference on Pulmonary Heart Disease professionals revised diagnostic criteria. Chronic pulmonary heart disease complicated by hyponatremia in 24 patients, 9 males and 15 females; age 57 to 89 years with a mean age of 71.96 years of age; a history of chronic pulmonary heart disease 15 to 32 years; reasons: long-term use of diuretics in 9 cases, long-term low sodium diet in 10 cases, loss of appetite in 7 cases, diarrhea in 2 cases, the recent infusion of hypotonic fluid three cases of same stuff; classification: mild hyponatremia in 9 cases, moderate 11 cases of hyponatremia and severe hyponatremia 4 cases; blood gas analysis: 20 cases of respiratory acidosis, respiratory acidosis combined metabolic alkalosis in 17 cases, respiratory alkalosis combined metabolic acidosis in 2 cases. In addition to clinical manifestations of disease, there are weak, weakness, indifferent expression, bedridden, nausea, vomiting, drowsiness, coma and other manifestations. 1.2 Treatment and prognosis in addition to underl