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Nov 2021

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#93 Hyperkalemia in CKD: Mind the Gap Se...

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What degree of hyperkalemia makes you worried enough to send your patient to the ED? Are ECG changes sensitive in detecting hyperkalemia? Do you know how to advise your patient on dietary changes? What medications can you effectively use in the outpatient setting?

Show notes, Transcript and References: https://www.coreimpodcast.com/2021/11/17/hyperkalemia-mind-the-gap-segment/

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Time stamps

01:01 Introductions
07:58 Nutrition
17:13 Medications
20:48 Outpatient medications
26:16 Recap

Tags: IM Core, CoreIM, outpatient, blood work, diet, electrolytes, ECG, nephrology, chronic kidney disease, nutrition

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