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Hyperkalemia (cont.)

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Hyperkalemia is diagnosed by a blood test that measures the potassium level in the blood. Other tests, such as an EKG, may be ordered to look for signs of hyperkalemia if it is suspected. Further testing may be needed to determine the cause of the hyperkalemia.



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