Pathophysiology Quiz
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A patient with HHS has the following lab values: Sodium 130 mEq/L, Glucose 1260 mg/dL, BUN 56 mg/dL. What is the calculated effective serum osmolality, and what is its primary clinical implication? (Formula for effective osmolality: 2×Na++Glucose182 \times \text{Na}^+ + \frac{\text{Glucose}}{18})
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