About potassium compounds used in replacement:therapySelect onea. KHC03 is preferred to be used to patients withhypokalemia due to metabolic acidosis causedby diabetic ketoacidosis (high glucose level +low insulin level)b. KCI is preferred to treat hypokalemic patientswith alkalosis because it is associated with.hypochloremia due to alkalosis.C. All of aboved. K3PO4 is preferred to be used for patientswith Fanconi syndrum because of theassociated hypophosphatemia

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Sle a. KHC03 is preferred to be used to patier hypokalemia due to metabolic acidosis by diabetic ketoacidosis (high glucose low insuli b. KCI is preferred to treat hypokalemic p with alkalosis because it is associat

Sle a. KHC03 is preferred to be used to patier hypokalemia due to metabolic acidosis by diabetic ketoacidosis (high glucose low insuli b. KCI is preferred to treat hypokalemic p with alkalosis because it is associat

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About potassium compounds used in replacement
:therapy
Select one
a. KHC03 is preferred to be used to patients with
hypokalemia due to metabolic acidosis caused
by diabetic ketoacidosis (high glucose level +
low insulin level)
b. KCI is preferred to treat hypokalemic patients
with alkalosis because it is associated with
.hypochloremia due to alkalosis
.C. All of above
d. K3PO4 is preferred to be used for patients
with Fanconi syndrum because of the
associated hypophosphatemia

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