Hypercalcemia; How to approach
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Hypercalcemia; Evidence based practice
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- 1. Hypercalcemia; Approach to the diagnosis Wisit Cheungpasitporn, M.D. Phang-Nga Hospital, Thailand
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- Dehydration decreases renal calcium excretion and patients take in less fluids b/c of n/v. HYPERCALCEMIC CRISIS –; severe hypercalcemia- high ca 13-15, volume depletion, and altered mental status.