Which of the following would be appropriate for treating hypocalcemia?
a. Calcium gluconate c. Sodium bicarbonate
b. Insulin d. Dialysis
A
Calcium gluconate is administered to treat hypocalcemia. Insulin and sodium bicarbonate treat hyperkalemia. Dialysis is the treatment for hyperuricemia.
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