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Critical Care Nurse, Vol 16, Issue 5, 59-71
Copyright © 1996 by American Association of Critical Care Nurses

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The pathophysiology of potassium balance

DL Braxmeyer and JL Keyes

Knowledge of the mechanisms causing potassium imbalance provides tools for the nurse to assess symptoms and intervene with appropriate and timely action for patients with potassium imbalance. Figure 5 provides a flow chart as a guide for carrying out assessment of potassium balance in those individuals who are at risk.


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