Hypercalcemia in Nursing

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Thank you for sharing this. Love the way you break it all down and make sense of it instead of just listing things.

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Facts. She breaks it down so you can recall the information. I love that she uses her platform to help and show her knowledge.

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[@izabelflood7119]

You said potassium levels when explaining levels of calcium!

[@mynursingjourneynp679]

Decrease calcium intake, increase weight bearing activity,hydration,3000-4000ml of fluid. Cranberry juice and prune juice.

[@mynursingjourneynp679]

Excess calcium or magnesium acts like sedated everything going down muscle and nerve wise

[@ashleelarsen5002]

Is this why is nap after ice cream?