TEJENDRA Chouhan about 6 years ago
Which is level of serum Na+ causes hypernatremia đ°...? A. 135Meq/L B. 145meq/L C. 160 meq/L D. 120 meq/L
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about 6 years ago
135 to 145 mEq/L is the normal value. So 160mEq/L would be hypernatremia
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