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Read moreExplanation Muscle Weakness This could be from an pH imbalance. Urine Note sure the patho on this one Respiratory Distress Could be from interference of calcium Cardiac Contractility Calcium is needed to trigger the muscle contraction. But too much K could disrupt that ECG Changes You probably won’t see this until very late, when K…
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