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| Admin | Sep 23 2015, 10:31 PM Post #1 |
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(Please keep this tab open if you would like to refer back to the patient's information.) GC is a 52-year-old male who visits you with complaints that for the past 2 days, he feels tired and weak, his muscles hurt, and his hands and feet feel tingly. When questioned further, he admits that he hasn’t been resting or eating much lately, because he has deadlines for work coming up soon. You take him in for further examination and learn the following: Height: 5’9” Weight: 71 kg [tooltip=SCr][/tooltip]: 1.0 mg/dL Na: 137 mEq/L [tooltip=K][/tooltip]: 4.1 mEq/L [tooltip=Ca][/tooltip]: 9.2 mg/dL [tooltip=Phos][/tooltip]: 0.8mg/dL [tooltip=Mg][/tooltip]: 1.5mg/dL Albumin: 2.2g/dL PMD: GERD SH: Two drinks daily Allergies: penicillin Current Medications: Aluminum hydroxide 800mg, omeprazole 20mg 1. All of the following are possible causes of his hypophosphatemia except: a. His eating habits b. His aluminum hydroxide c. His GERD d. All of the above could have contributed to his hypophosphatemia. |
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