Electrolyte management is a key component of any intensive care unit stay. Calcium,
magnesium, phosphorus, potassium and sodium are vital to many organ systems and …

Introduction The majority of patients in the intensive care unit (ICU) are at risk for at least one
electrolyte abnormality and critically ill patients are the most vulnerable population to the …

Electrolyte disturbance is almost ubiquitous in the critically ill. Competent analysis and
management are crucial in providing quality intensive care, as evaluation may provide an …

Background: Fluid and electrolytes disturbances are among the most common clinical
problems encountered in the intensive care unit (ICU). Studies among critically ill patients …

Fluid and electrolyte abnormalities are common in critically ill patients and often represent
complications from underlying disease states or medication therapies. Critically ill patients …

Electrolyte disorders are extremely common in the critically ill patient. Competent analysis
and management of these is essential in providing quality intensive care. This article …

Electrolyte disorders are extremely common in the critically ill patient. Competent analysis
and management of these is essential in providing quality intensive care. This article …

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The management of fluid and electrolytes is an important aspect of the intensive care of
patients with intracranial disease and injury because the central nervous system has a …

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