Patient with Chronic hypoxemia is often accompanied by hyperkalemia.

The urine from an individual with metabolic acidosis caused by hyperkalemia is acidic.

( ) is increased calcium in the blood. A: Hyperkalemia B: Leukemia C: Hypercalcemia D: Calcimia

Addison's disease, patients may have hyponatremia, hyperkalemia, mild acidosis and decrease of extracellular fluid.

The common cause of death in the oliguria of acute renal failure is<br/>() A: Hypocalcemia B: Hyponatremia C: Hypochloremia D: Hyperkalemia

Treatment of hyperkalemia caused by cardiac arrest() A: atropine B: adrenaline C: bromobenzylamine D: calcium<br/>chloride E: potassium chloride

Metabolic acidosis with increased AG might be caused by A: diarrhea B: ketoacidosis C: renal tubular acidosis D: hyperkalemia E: blood dilution

The main cause of hyperkalemia is () A: Acute acidosis B: Intravascular hemolysis C: Hypoxia D: Decreased renal excretion E: Application of potassium sparing diuretics

The condition does not lead to hyperkalemia： A: Decreased glomerular filtration rate B: Increased aldosterone secretion C: Crush syndrome D: Hypoxia E: Hemolysis

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