possibly Eplerenone? (a potassium sparing diuretic)
Posted By: Barb on 2008-03-05
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Subject: possibly Eplerenone? (a potassium sparing diuretic)
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Subject: nerve sparing?
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Subject: Diamox? A diuretic. nm
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Subject: Bumex maybe - a diuretic? nm
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Subject: try ileal-sparing
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Subject: High BP patient on diuretic and S/l hydro-pero-deen
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Subject: Pt with diarrhea on anti-diuretic then changes to anti "a ree all" medication. (not diarrheal). nm
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potassium
Subject: potassium
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It probably is potassium, but unless you are
Subject: It probably is potassium, but unless you are
required to spell it out, just leave it K.
There is K-Lor for potassium.
Subject: There is K-Lor for potassium.
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Subject: How about "K-Lor", potassium chloride nm
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Subject: Hmm....maybe "Her K was..." as in potassium? Not sure. NM
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Subject: potassium supplementation.
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Subject: K-Dur potassium supplement nm
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Subject: she is on potassium supplementation as well as s/l ri-amp-ter and HCT twice a day...thank u
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Subject: ? KCL (potassium chloride)
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Subject: potassium hydroxide
Yes! That is it.
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Subject: given for high potassium
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Subject: Potassium of 4.0....do I type the zero?
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Subject: Is it potassium chloride
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Subject: Yes, repeat potassium test. nm
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Subject: Wouldn't that just mean the potassium is at a good
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Subject: how 'bout "Klor-Con" for low potassium ??
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Subject: Icould be serum potassium depressed
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Subject: Is is Kay Ciel or KCl when referring to potassium chloride?
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Subject: Based on the value (5.3) and the fact that it is listed with the electrolytes, could be potassium.
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Subject: electrolytes (Carbon dioxide; chloride; potassium; sodium) levels? nm
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Subject: nerve preservation procedure or nerve sparing procedure?
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Subject: Could this possibly be. . . . .
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Subject: Possibly....
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Subject: possibly
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possibly
Subject: possibly
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Quite possibly ...
Subject: Quite possibly ...
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