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you want only to reduce k intake when blood level is between 6 and 6.5 if No ECG change ? you think this is enough when reading of k is above 6 ?? you definitely have to use insulin when k level above 6, with or without ECG changes, and where did you forgot kayaxalate !! review guidelines and correct your video please, to keep audience trust in you
