Product	Alternate Name	Type	Strength	Quantity	Price (USD)	Buy Now
	Kayexalate	sodium polystyrene sulfonate	Brand	454G	1EA	$140.00

Offsite Kayexalate Blogs

• 2010-03-16 15:48:00
  by Uremic Frost

  Now this is an interesting development... surely Kayexalate, a classic remedy for hyperkalemia works, doesn't it? That's we have all been taught since medical school. It is used daily in hospitals throughout the country, it is called in emergently for patients with hyperkalemia, and given with a ret ...

• 2010-03-12 10:52:00
  by Precious Bodily Fluids

  When I was a fellow I got an opportunity to write the chapter in Intensive Care in Nephrology on Disorders of Potassium Homeostasis. Dr. Murray, the editor and my fellowship director, told me that I couldn't use review articles or text books as references. It was a golden experience. I systematicall ...

• 2010-01-25 05:43:00
  by Pharmaco-alchemy

  Something really bad is going to happen. Had another fight with Oncology on Friday. Patient had potassium level of 6.7. 3.5-5 is normal. At 7 you start seeing cardiac symptoms. I called them and asked if they knew. They said yes, we're sending him for renal testing. I was silent for a minute. "How i ...

• 2009-12-21 13:34:00
  by Ask the Doctor

  A: I do not advocate the use of zero potassium bath. I have rarely used them, but generally not in a stable outpatient situation. Zero potassium bath may result in a rapid lowering of the blood potassium which can be toxic to the heart and cause heart rhythm disturbances including cardiac arrest. Us ...

• 2009-11-06 21:27:00
  by mamatrauma

  The shift started out calm enough, my preceptor and I were taking report on a patient that had been there all night and was being admitted. We were just waiting for a bed. Then at 0755 they rushed him in from triage. He had come in with his mom because he had started vomiting the night before, had a ...

• 2009-09-22 14:41:00
  by Head Nurse

  Today I kicked ass and took names. We had tests. I love tests. I especially love tests that have to do with little scenarios you read and analyze, then try to figure out what to do first, when to call the doc, and when to tell the patient to calm the heck down, everything's really and truly fine. Of ...

• 2009-06-19 19:32:00
  by NCLEX Reviewers

  Click here to view the part 1 of NCLEX Practice Test for Medical Surgical Nursing. 1. A female client is admitted with a diagnosis of acute renal failure. She is awake, alert, oriented, and complaining of severe back pain, nausea and vomiting and abdominal cramps. Her vital signs are blood pressure ...