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without approximately 0.2 U/kg soluble insulin to cause cellular uptake of potassium. Careful monitoring of response (potassium, glucose, and acid–base status) is required. Severe acidosis (pH <7.15) requires bicarbonate therapy using 1–2 mmol or mEq per

without approximately 0.2 U/kg soluble insulin to cause cellular uptake of potassium. Careful monitoring of response (potassium, glucose, and acid–base status) is required. Severe acidosis (pH <7.15) requires bicarbonate therapy using 1–2 mmol or mEq per

kg slowly IV or calculated from: 0.3 × bodyweight (kg) × (desired bicarbonate – measured bicarbonate). Half of the calculated dose is given IV over 20–30 minutes and the remainder added to the intravenous fluids. The dose required varies between cases though, and should be adjusted according to response.

kg slowly IV or calculated from: 0.3 × bodyweight (kg) × (desired bicarbonate – measured bicarbonate). Half of the calculated dose is given IV over 20–30 minutes and the remainder added to the intravenous fluids. The dose required varies between cases though, and should be adjusted according to response.

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