Shaken baby syndrome:
A trigger can be internal (fatigue, frustration, anger, desire)
Or external (when the baby cries)
Answer:
The correct answer is - serum osmolarity.
Explanation:
Serum osmolarity is one of the essential laboratory tests for diagnosing the hyperosmolar hyperglycemic nonketotic syndrome or HHNS. This test also helps to determine strategies for the treatment and evaluation range for HHNS.
Serum osmolarity of HHNS patients typically falls in the range of 350 mOsm/L or more. There is another test also available but serum osmolarity is very important in confirming a diagnosis of HHNS.
Thus, the correct answer is - serum osmolarity.
It can compromise oxygen and nutrient delivery to muscles which can cause cramps.
Decreased blood flow to the kidneys causes them to release antinatriuretic hormones. Antinatriuretic hormones are angiotensin II andaldosterone. Angiotensin II stimulates release of ADH and aldosterone,while aldosterone<span> functions in the regulation of sodium and potassium elimination.</span>
