POTASSIUM - HYPOKALEMIA & HYPERKALEMIA drs tapesh bansal/ s panja. leelawati t, inderpaul s, reshu 

U r right Primary aldisteronisn does not cause hyponatremia However she said patient was having hyponatremia Cause was not mentioned Maybe it was due to some other cause

If the abg machine is well maintained it is reliablem

The administration of kcl is as per what I gave said. Those are the recommendations

K citrate is preferred in accompanying acidosis especially RTA where it prevents stone formation

25 -50mg of usually. As long as there is hypokalemia u can give

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High sodium with hypokalemia is typical of hyperaldosteronism . Other conditions may independently lead to such a situation eg diarrhea with fluid losses, soda bicarb infusion causing metabolic alkalosis etc