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DrVirgo
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06/15/06 - 12:18 PM        
 
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06/15/06 - 12:24 PM        
 
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D,
decrease in K+ causes arrhythmia
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06/15/06 - 01:25 PM        
 
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thanks... what does acetone do?
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06/15/06 - 01:58 PM        
 
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too much Acetone causes CNS symptoms.
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06/15/06 - 04:56 PM        
 
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06/15/06 - 05:37 PM        
 
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DrVirgo
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06/16/06 - 01:24 PM        
 
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True.. I made a stupid mistake!!!
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waqastariq
06/16/06 - 02:26 PM        
 
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acetone causes ACETONE breath :P
nuffin else
so u can smell it.. its sweety
anyway...
there are two physiological ions that can cause cardiac arrest...
potassium: flaccid cardiac arrest....cardiac arrest in diastole..
calcium: spasmodic cardiac arrest... cardiac arrest in systole
with DM and digoxin ... always think about potassium....
very important
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06/16/06 - 02:26 PM        
 
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06/16/06 - 04:57 PM        
 
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waqastariq wrote:
acetone causes ACETONE breath :P
nuffin else
so u can smell it.. its sweety
Yeah I like it
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