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    Calcium Gluconate

    by Cathy Parkes April 26, 2021

    Calcium gluconate is used for emergency treatment of hyperkalemia and hypermagnesemia!

    Calcium gluconate is used for emergency treatment of hyperkalemia and hypermagnesemia!

    Cathy Parkes
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