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|. Magnesium
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| Functions of Magnesium
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contributor to bone strctre
(For muscle contraction and heart rythm
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| Regulation of Magnesium ian € arin
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| Hypermagnesemia
[Dinerease Intake (Medication, Magnesium sulfate therapy)
‘aHypoparathyrtasm
ype aiderosteronism
{aRtnattature (Decrease excretion)
[Renal Ca/ Bonemetastases det meme 6 tore bes
| Specimen considerations and Patient
Preparation
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| Methodologies of Magnesium Measurement
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"Mg + Calgarite > Reclsh-voe (520.592 nm)
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'Ma2+ + Dye > Colored comeex(S80nm)
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| Methodologies of Magnesium Measurement
4. Titan Yetlo/ Dye Lake Method/ Clayton Yotlow/ Thole allow
‘Ma + Titan Yellow > Fed Lake ColoidalPrecotate
Mg + S-hyeroxyS-qnoine autre so > Fucrescence (380
= oem
6. Atom Absorption Spectrophotometry
7lomsolective slectrode
Values to Remember
Reference Vake; 0.830 LO mma.
Conversion Factor: ImEg/LtommayL=0.5
Bicarbonate
Laconpesed of unaenotea NaHCO, carbonate andcartamte
AMahierane of hahaa Bewonate concentration occurs in
aReterenoe Va: 2128 Ea.
ANION GAP.
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Formulas AG-Na~(Cl= HCOS) 0° AG= (Na+ K)=(Ci+ HCO)
Clinical significance of Anion Gap
Increased Anion Gap
Urea Real Faure
Yeetonciosis ”
‘Poisoning dus to ingestion of txt substances
“sot aioe
Sete denyration
“srumenteror
“MUDILES”
Matnano
“uremia
-DIabetle Ketoacldoeie
ron nalants,gorazi, buproten
Lact acidosis
-Etnyiene alycot poisoning, ethanol ketoacidosis
-/Salcylates, Starvation ketoacidess, Sympatnomimaties
Decreased Anion Gap
vHypoalbuminemia
vHypocalcemia
Erroneous reporting
vHypoatbuminemia
vHypocalcemia