Hypokalemia

disorder

SNOMED 43339004CUI C0020621

Overview

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Specialists & Providers

Internal Medicine Physician

Internal Medicine

Nephrology Physician

Internal Medicine — Nephrology

Diagnostic Biomarkers

Creatinine

2160-0secondary

Magnesium

2601-3secondary

Potassium

2823-3primary

Treatments & Interventions

Potassium chloride

substance

Potassium acetate

substance

Monobasic potassium phosphate

substance

Dibasic potassium phosphate

substance

Potassium bicarbonate

substance

Potassium phosphate

substance

Potassium gluconate

substance

Potassium bitartrate

substance

Triamterene

substance

Spironolactone

substance

Potassium citrate

substance

Amiloride

substance

Amiloride hydrochloride

substance

Potassium citrate monohydrate

substance

Amiloride hydrochloride anhydrous

substance

Related Conditions

Chronic hypokalemia(child)

Hypokalaemic acidosis(child)

Hypokalemia with normal acid-base balance(child)

Drug-induced hypokalemia(child)

Hypokalemia, ECF to ICF shifts(child)

Hypokalemic alkalosis(child)

Hypokalemia, inadequate intake(child)

Hypokalemia, excessive renal losses(child)

Hypokalemia, gastrointestinal losses(child)

Acute hypokalemia(child)

Paraneoplastic hypokalaemia(child)

Potassium disorder(parent)

Quick Facts

SNOMED CT: 43339004
UMLS CUI: C0020621
Fully Specified Name: Hypokalemia (disorder)
Specialists: 2
Diagnostic Biomarkers: 3
Known Treatments: 15

Related Health Goals

Optimize Electrolyte Balance

Medical Disclaimer

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