This is part two of a question that was emailed to me. The questions were about how different factors impact the movement of potassium inside
Tag: Potassium

This question was emailed to me a little while ago. Its a tough one, but a good one! How are CO2 and K related? According

This is a summary of a presentation I watched at the National Kidney Foundation Spring Clinical Meeting. Speakers: Kam Kalantar-Zadeh MD, Kristin Larson NP, Wei

My first post from the National Kidney Foundation Spring Clinical Meeting! Writing from Long Beach California, this morning I attended a presentation on potassium and

Given that constipation is known to contribute to hyperkalemia risk and many ostomies are associated with increased fecal volume, the most well-known impact is hypokalemia.

My favourite topic – Hyperkalemia! There are some excellent points in this section. For repeat visitors to my blog, you will know that: So let’s