Pathogenesis of hypokalemia Approach to Hypokalemia Type Clinical features Normal Potassium enters body through oral intake or IV infusion Potassium stored in cells and excreted in urine Possible mechanisms of hypokalemia Decreased intake Increased translocation into cells Increased losses (urine, GI, sweat) Clinical symptoms due to changes in generation of action potential (Next Lesson) Clinical presentation of hypokalemia Back to Approach to Hypokalemia No Comments Comments are closed.
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