A 26-year-old man is admitted to hospital for accelerated hypertension and advanced hypertensive retinopathy. Serum creatinine concentration is 4.5 mg/dL. He has a friction rub heard over the central chest. Which of the following is most likely to be seen in this patient?
Diffuse ST-segment elevations; ↑ Bicarb; ↑ Calcium; ↑ PTH
Diffuse ST-segment elevations; ↑ Bicarb; ↓ Calcium; ↑ PTH
Diffuse ST-segment elevations; ↑ Bicarb; ↑ Calcium; ↓ PTH
Diffuse ST-segment elevations; ↑ Bicarb; ↓ Calcium; ↓ PTH
Diffuse ST-segment elevations; ↓ Bicarb; ↑ Calcium; ↑ PTH
Diffuse ST-segment elevations; ↓ Bicarb; ↓ Calcium; ↑ PTH
Diffuse ST-segment elevations; ↓ Bicarb; ↑ Calcium; ↓ PTH
Diffuse ST-segment elevations; ↓ Bicarb; ↓ Calcium; ↓ PTH
Electrical alternans; ↑ Bicarb; ↑ Calcium; ↑ PTH
Electrical alternans; ↑ Bicarb; ↓ Calcium; ↑ PTH
Electrical alternans; ↑ Bicarb; ↑ Calcium; ↓ PTH
Electrical alternans; ↑ Bicarb; ↓ Calcium; ↓ PTH
Electrical alternans; ↓ Bicarb; ↑ Calcium; ↑ PTH
Electrical alternans; ↓ Bicarb; ↓ Calcium; ↑ PTH
Electrical alternans; ↓ Bicarb; ↑ Calcium; ↓ PTH
Electrical alternans; ↓ Bicarb; ↓ Calcium; ↓ PTH
