C is the answer and the winner is Clement.
Details Below:
As soon as patient is hospitalised, peak expiratory flow rate, blood gases and
serum electrolytes should be measured. These parameters should be continu-
ously monitored to assess improvement in the condition. Blood gases are
required to assess hypoxia (PaO2 <8 kPa) and to evaluate arterial carbon
dioxide. During hypoxia, the risk of hypokalaemia is increased and this risk
is increased with the administration of salbutamol, which increases cellular
potassium uptake.
C is the answer and the winner is Clement.
Details Below:
As soon as patient is hospitalised, peak expiratory flow rate, blood gases and
serum electrolytes should be measured. These parameters should be continu-
ously monitored to assess improvement in the condition. Blood gases are
required to assess hypoxia (PaO2 <8 kPa) and to evaluate arterial carbon
dioxide. During hypoxia, the risk of hypokalaemia is increased and this risk
is increased with the administration of salbutamol, which increases cellular
potassium uptake.
E
A
C
A
A