高血压患者血清电解质与红细胞电位的关系

N. Constance, Nosiri Chidi Ijeoma, Eze A. Adindu, Onyeabo Chimaraoke, Ezekwe Ahamefula Sunday, Onyejiekwe Catherine
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对奥韦里市高血压患者的血清电解质和红细胞电位进行了调查。总共有50名志愿者参与了这项研究。30(30)名志愿者为高血压患者,作为测试对象;其余20名受试者为血压正常的健康受试者,作为正常受试者(对照组)。结果显示高血压组的红细胞K+和Cl-均高于正常组。高血压组除K+较正常组明显降低(p<0.05)外,K+也明显改变(p<0.05)。在本研究中观察到的高血压受试者的参数变化可能是一系列紊乱的结果,包括电解质代谢、膜运输改变和膜脆性可能增加。本研究显示了奥韦里大都市区高血压患者的血清电解质和红细胞电位。
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Serum Electrolytes and Red Blood Cell Membrane Potential of Hypertensive Patients
Serum electrolyte and red blood cell membrane potential of hypertensive patients in Owerri metropolis were investigated. A total of 50 volunteer subjects were used for the study.  Thirty (30) of the volunteer subjects were hypertensive subjects and were used as test subjects; while the remaining 20 subjects were healthy subjects with normal blood pressure used as normentensive subjects (control). Results observed showed increased red blood cell (RBC) K+ and Cl- in hypertension subjects against normentensive subjects. Apart from K+ which reduced significantly (p<0.05), other electrolyte ions of the serum increased significantly (p<0.05) in hypertensive subjects against normentensive subjects. However, Na+ and Cl- membrane potential was not significantly (p>0.05) altered in hypertensive subjects against normotensive subjects while K+ was significantly (p<0.05) altered. The observed alterations in the parameters investigated in hypertensive subjects in the present study could be as a result of a host of derangements involving electrolyte metabolism, altered membrane transport and a possible increase in membrane fragility. This study has shown the serum electrolyte and red blood cell membrane potential of hypertensive patients in Owerri metropolis.
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