In patients with hyperkalemia, vital signs are generally normal, except occasionally bradycardia (due to heart block) or tachypnea (due to muscle weakness). Other underlying conditions may contribute to the development of hyperkalemia and should be investigated once hyperkalemia has been established.
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Cite this: A. Brent Alper. Fast Five Quiz: Hyperkalemia Signs and Symptoms - Medscape - Jan 19, 2021.
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