Exercise Associated Hyponatremia

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Welcome	00:00:00
Disclosure Information	00:00:10
Objectives	00:00:17
Water Balance in Marathon Racing	00:00:32
Water Requirements in Athletes	00:01:02
Exercise Fluid Deficits	00:01:51
Widely Variable Fluid Needs	00:03:27
Exercise Associated Hyponatremia	00:04:39
EAH	00:05:09
Hyponatremia "Beaker Model"	00:05:46
Hyponatremia Causes	00:06:53
EAH Mechanism of Onset	00:07:22
Excessive Water Intake &/or Inadequate Water Clearance	00:08:43
Increased Total Body Water	00:09:20
Failure to Excrete Excess Volume	00:09:48
Osmolality, Plasma AVP, Urine Osmolality Chart	00:10:42



Failure to Excrete Excess Volume	00:11:47
Failure to Excrete Excess Volume Continued	00:12:35
Comrades Marathon Graph	00:13:12
TCM Data	00:14:03
Houston Marathon Data	00:15:28
Hyponatremia - 2002 Boston	00:15:57
Pittsburgh Marathon Data	00:16:55
EAH & Decreased Extracellular Fluid Volume	00:17:16
Decreased Body Na+ Content	00:18:12
Variables for Hyponatremia in Athletes	00:18:44
Low Extracellular [Na+]	00:19:10
Recognition & Management	00:19:49
Exertional Hyponatremia Clinical Presentation	00:19:54
Key History in the Marathon	00:21:13
Weight Changes	00:22:02
Symptoms / Signs	00:22:38
EAH Field Lab Evaluation	00:23:38
Treatment of Hyponatremia	00:24:20
Treatment of EAH	00:25:09
Treatment of Hyponatremia Continued	00:26:47
Preventing Fluid Problems	00:27:34
EAH Education	00:28:25
Hydration Recommendations	00:29:12
Individualized Fluid Intake	00:29:50
Summary	00:30:18
Thank You!	00:31:07