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oddissy4u
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wht happens to TB Na n serum osmolality?
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IN dKA, the PNa+ is artificially low, because glucose becomes the major osmotic draw. PNa+, when corrected, will actually be high (Px is artificially hyponatremic)
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oddissy4u
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correct ,its dilutional hyponatremia n serum osmolallity is increased,
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