RELATIONSHIP OF HYPONATREMIAAMONG PATIENTS ADMITTED IN ICU OF A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL IN WEST BENGAL
Introduction: Hyponatremia is a serious adverse event in the paediatric critical care population is especially complex as many patients require multiple continuous infusion and excess uid volumes due to hypovolemic shock or blood pressure instability. Aim & objective:To detect hyponatremia among patients admitted in medical icu of agmc & gbph and to study its etiology. Objectives 1. To nd out the proportion of patients admitted in icu having hyponatremia. 2. To study the etiology of hyponatremia in these patients. Material & methods: One year starting from 1st Nov 2019 to 31st October 2020. All the patient admitted in the ICU; age more than 18 years, size was depend on the total admission within the study period in General Medicine, Murshidabad Medical college and R. G. Kar Medical college, West Bengal. Conclusion: We found that most common age group 41-60. It was found that male were predominance than female. It was found that 96(27.9%) patients had Hyponatremia We found that 22(6.4%) patients had Euvolemia, 49(14.2%) patients had Hypervolemia, 25(7.3%) patients had Hypovolemia and 248(72.1%) patients had normal.