Blood Sodium test

Sodium sodium - Na+

Sodium an essential element of the body needs. to maintain 

a healthy and he's found naturally in most foods, he also 

added to foods to save it or to change the taste and taste,

 and most people to the sodium and salt are one thing. An

d that's not true, the sodium in fact is half almost salt 

content, and therefore it is a source for food, and here is 

how to interpret that diet with low-Sodium salts required to 

reduce the amount of salt in the food.

Sodium is the ion offeror cation (is chemical component 

which carries a load positive) President in the fluids outside 

the cells, including the plasma.

Sodium level varies in blood 135-145 bored finances / litre

Sodium plays a key role in maintaining the pressure the 

tynes for blood and consequent regulate fluid exchange 

between the blood vessels and outside and sodium to within 
cells or loss from the body leads to decrease the volume of 

the fluid out of the cells which Affects blood circulation and 

kidney function and the nervous system.

Increase the level of sodium in the blood. In the following cases:


• When the body has huge amount of water, such as 

liar where he pees patient every day. More than five liters of 

urine.
• When I take a large amount of sodium. Like taking a large 

amount of sodium chloride solution 0.9 % through the vein.

• in cases of disease, which is characterized by action c

 secreting a large quantity of kut away, where he worked,

 cortisol to re-absorb the sodium in the kidney.

• The excessive use of a drug cortisone.

Less sodium level in the following cases:

• The use of medication diuretic.

• Race which make it up to drink water only.

• Kidney disease.

• Congestive heart failure.

• Loss of sodium in the digestive tract by vomiting and 
diarrhea. or a hole bowel surgery.

• Cirrhosis of the liver.

• Diabetes Mellitus.

• Addison's disease, where the luteinizing hormone lạldwstyrwn.

• Lack of excretion antibiotic hormone to diuresis happening
 in diabetes liar.