The objective of this guideline is to provide brief guidance on the management of acute hyperkalaemia. A. Confirm Hyperkalaemia: Re-check K+ level. 1. Recheck ... |
Focus on past renal history and medication usage. Hyperkalaemia is potentially life- threatening and requires prompt treatment to prevent complications. |
Assess severity and urgency. • Urgent referral to secondary care is recommended for patients with: K ≥6.5mmol/L. Acute ECG changes and K ≥5.5mmol/L. |
Measure potassium at 24 hours to ensure that this has been maintained. Aim to achieve serum potassium <6.0 mmol/L within 2 hours. Glucose: Delayed hypoglycaemia ... |
This guideline is intended to support primary care clinicians to safely manage high blood potassium results. Secondary care clinicians should refer to the ... |
Acute hyperkalaemia is a life-threatening emergency. • Prompt assessment, treatment and monitoring is necessary. • Treatment follows a guideline based on ... |
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To provide guidance on the management of acute hyperkalaemia in hospitalised patients with the aim of reducing the risk of complications associated with. |
Severe Hyperkalaemia. ≥ 6.5 mmol/L. Severe, potentially life threatening – needs emergency treatment. • Renal patients may be more tolerant to hyperkalaemia ... |
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