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An explosion casualty suffering from crush injuries of the lower extremities has been admitted to your hospital with severe hyperkalemia. What emergency treatment is NOT recommended

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The emergency treatment that is NOT recommended in this case is associated to limit fluids.

What is hyperkalemia?

Hyperkalemia refers to a medical condition where there is an excessive concentration of potassium.

Limit fluids is not recommended in these situations because dehydration may also lead to hyperkalemia.

Potassium is an essential micronutrient (mineral) that is obtained from the diet but in hyperkalemia, it is excessively accumulated.

In conclusion, the emergency treatment that is NOT recommended in this case is associated to limit fluids.

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