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What is Immediate treatment for hyperkalemia with significant ECG changes? and explain in detail?
Calcium increases threshold potential- restoring normal gradient between threshold potential and resting membrane potential (elevated abnormally in hyperkalemia) Calcium chloride - onset of action is < 5min and lasts about 30-60 min. Doses should be titrated with constant monitoring of ECG changes during administration Potassium binding resin exchanges Na+ for K+ :onset of action after PO ranges from 2-12 h. Calcium hydroxide and calcium carbonate have no role in management of hyperkalemia.