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25hours) and facilitating early discharge from ED (13.86hours). Moreover, each 1mmol/L reduction in the degree of hypokalemia increased hospitalisation length by 1.86days. Though significant, acute kidney injury negligibly increased hospitalisation length by 0.01days. pH-adjusted potassium shall be used as a marker for hypokalemia and to initiate potassium replacement instead of measured serum potassium in DKA. Utilising pH will help to avoid hypokalemia, reduce its severity and shorten ED care which will subsequently reduce hospital
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