- Chapter 1 Respiratory therapy techniques
- Chapter 2 Cardiovascular therapy techniques
- Chapter 3 Renal therapy techniques
- Chapter 4 Gastrointestinal therapy techniques
- Chapter 5 Nutrition
- Chapter 6 Respiratory monitoring
- Chapter 7 Cardiovascular monitoring
- Chapter 8 Tissue perfusion monitoring
- Chapter 9 Neurological monitoring
- Chapter 10 Fluids
- Chapter 11 Respiratory drugs
- Chapter 12 Cardiovascular drugs
- Chapter 13 Gastrointestinal drugs
- Chapter 14 Neurological drugs
- Chapter 15 Haematological drugs
- Chapter 16 Miscellaneous drugs
- Chapter 17 Resuscitation
- Chapter 18 Respiratory disorders
- Chapter 19 Cardiovascular disorders
- Chapter 20 Renal disorders
- Chapter 21 Gastrointestinal disorders
- Chapter 22 Hepatic disorders
- Chapter 23 Neurological disorders
- Chapter 24 Haematological disorders
- Chapter 25 Metabolic disorders
- Chapter 26 Poisoning
- Chapter 27 Shock
- Chapter 28 Infection and inflammation
- Chapter 29 Trauma and burns
- Chapter 30 Physical disorders
- Chapter 31 Pain and postoperative intensive care
- Chapter 32 Maternal critical care
- Chapter 33 Death and dying
- Chapter 34 Intensive care unit organization and management
- Chapter 35 Looking after critically ill children
(p. 451) Metabolic disorders
- Chapter:
- (p. 451) Metabolic disorders
- Author(s):
Carl Waldmann
, Andrew Rhodes
, Neil Soni
, and Jonathan Handy
- DOI:
- 10.1093/med/9780198723561.003.0025
This chapter discusses metabolic disorders and includes discussion on electrolyte disorders, hypernatraemia, hyponatraemia, categorizing metabolic acidosis, metabolic acidosis aetiology, metabolic alkalosis, glycaemic control in the critically ill, diabetic ketoacidosis, hyperosmolar diabetic emergencies, thyroid emergencies (thyroid crisis/thyrotoxic storm), thyroid emergencies (myxoedema coma), hypoadrenal crisis, and carcinoid.
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- Chapter 1 Respiratory therapy techniques
- Chapter 2 Cardiovascular therapy techniques
- Chapter 3 Renal therapy techniques
- Chapter 4 Gastrointestinal therapy techniques
- Chapter 5 Nutrition
- Chapter 6 Respiratory monitoring
- Chapter 7 Cardiovascular monitoring
- Chapter 8 Tissue perfusion monitoring
- Chapter 9 Neurological monitoring
- Chapter 10 Fluids
- Chapter 11 Respiratory drugs
- Chapter 12 Cardiovascular drugs
- Chapter 13 Gastrointestinal drugs
- Chapter 14 Neurological drugs
- Chapter 15 Haematological drugs
- Chapter 16 Miscellaneous drugs
- Chapter 17 Resuscitation
- Chapter 18 Respiratory disorders
- Chapter 19 Cardiovascular disorders
- Chapter 20 Renal disorders
- Chapter 21 Gastrointestinal disorders
- Chapter 22 Hepatic disorders
- Chapter 23 Neurological disorders
- Chapter 24 Haematological disorders
- Chapter 25 Metabolic disorders
- Chapter 26 Poisoning
- Chapter 27 Shock
- Chapter 28 Infection and inflammation
- Chapter 29 Trauma and burns
- Chapter 30 Physical disorders
- Chapter 31 Pain and postoperative intensive care
- Chapter 32 Maternal critical care
- Chapter 33 Death and dying
- Chapter 34 Intensive care unit organization and management
- Chapter 35 Looking after critically ill children