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4) HYPOKALAEMIA MAY BE CAUSED BY -
03-30-2005, 03:30 AM
a) rapid transfusion of blood
b) addisons disease
c) ranitidine therapy
d) tissue trauma
e) suxamethonium
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Re:4) HYPOKALAEMIA MAY BE CAUSED BY -
03-30-2005, 03:30 AM
a]F-hyperkalaemia.
B]F-mineralocorticoid deficiency causes loss of sodium and water,increased potassium and retention of hydrogen ions leading to metabolic acidosis.
C]F
D]F
E] F-sux increases potassium by 0.5mmol/L,exaggerated in burn/nerve injury.
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