Common mistakes in managing metabolic disorders: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 84, No 7

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Can volume depletion be managed by pushing oral fluids? What are the consequences of hypophosphatemia? Does a low serum bicarbonate level indicate metabolic acidosis only? In this article, using hypothetical examples, Dr Elms gives tips on avoiding errors in the treatment of patients with volume depletion, hypophosphatemia, and respiratory alkalosis.

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