Paradoxical alkaline urine in metabolic acidosis always indicates ()
A: Severe hyponatremia.
B: Severe hypernatremia.
C: Severe hypokalemia.
D: Renal tubular acidosis.
E: All above is not.
A: Severe hyponatremia.
B: Severe hypernatremia.
C: Severe hypokalemia.
D: Renal tubular acidosis.
E: All above is not.
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- Paradoxical acidic urine in metabolic alkalosis always indicates () A: Severe<br/>hyponatremia. B: Severe<br/>hypernatremia. C: Severe<br/>hypokalemia. D: Severe<br/>hyperkalemia. E: Severe<br/>dehydration
- Which one of the following conditions can be caused by both hyperkalemia and hypokalemia A: Metabolic acidosis B: Cardiac arrhythmia C: Metabolic alkalosis D: Increased renal tubular K+ excretion E: Increased renal tubular H+ excretion
- Hyperkalemia is not seen in any of<br/>the following diseases: A: acute renal failure oliguria stage B: acute acidosis C: metabolic alkalosis D: evere tissue injury E: Severe tissue hypoxia
- Metabolic acidosis with increased AG might be caused by A: diarrhea B: ketoacidosis C: renal tubular acidosis D: hyperkalemia E: blood dilution
- Which<br/>of following could lead to metabolic acidosis with a normal AG? () A: Hypoxia B: Starvation C: Excessive ingestion of ammonium chloride D: Severe renal failure E: Intoxication<br/>of salicylic acid