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    The [K+] may be excluded from the

    calculation because wide variation in


    serum potassium is lethal. With [K+] in
    the equation the normal anion gap is
    approximately 12, and without [K+] in
    the equation it is approximately 8.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    cations, the anion gap will be increased.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    anions, the anion gap will be decreased.
    The [K+] may be excluded from the
    calculation because wide variation in
    serum potassium is lethal. With [K+] in
    the equation the normal anion gap is
    approximately 12, and without [K+] in
    the equation it is approximately 8.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    cations, the anion gap will be increased.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    anions, the anion gap will be decreased.
    The [K+] may be excluded from the
    calculation because wide variation in
    serum potassium is lethal. With [K+] in
    the equation the normal anion gap is
    approximately 12, and without [K+] in
    the equation it is approximately 8.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    cations, the anion gap will be increased.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    anions, the anion gap will be decreased.
    The [K+] may be excluded from the
    calculation because wide variation in
    serum potassium is lethal. With [K+] in
    the equation the normal anion gap is
    approximately 12, and without [K+] in
    the equation it is approximately 8.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    cations, the anion gap will be increased.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    anions, the anion gap will be decreased.
    The [K+] may be excluded from the
    calculation because wide variation in
    serum potassium is lethal. With [K+] in
    the equation the normal anion gap is
    approximately 12, and without [K+] in
    the equation it is approximately 8.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    cations, the anion gap will be increased.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    anions, the anion gap will be decreased.
    The [K+] may be excluded from the
    calculation because wide variation in
    serum potassium is lethal. With [K+] in
    the equation the normal anion gap is
    approximately 12, and without [K+] in
    the equation it is approximately 8.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    cations, the anion gap will be increased.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    anions, the anion gap will be decreased.
    The [K+] may be excluded from the
    calculation because wide variation in
    serum potassium is lethal. With [K+] in
    the equation the normal anion gap is
    approximately 12, and without [K+] in
    the equation it is approximately 8.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    cations, the anion gap will be increased.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    anions, the anion gap will be decreased.
    The [K+] may be excluded from the
    calculation because wide variation in
    serum potassium is lethal. With [K+] in
    the equation the normal anion gap is
    approximately 12, and without [K+] in
    the equation it is approximately 8.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    cations, the anion gap will be increased.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    anions, the anion gap will be decreased.
    The [K+] may be excluded from the
    calculation because wide variation in
    serum potassium is lethal. With [K+] in
    the equation the normal anion gap is
    approximately 12, and without [K+] in
    the equation it is approximately 8.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    cations, the anion gap will be increased.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    anions, the anion gap will be decreased.
    The [K+] may be excluded from the
    calculation because wide variation in
    serum potassium is lethal. With [K+] in
    the equation the normal anion gap is
    approximately 12, and without [K+] in
    the equation it is approximately 8.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    cations, the anion gap will be increased.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    anions, the anion gap will be decreased.
    The [K+] may be excluded from the
    calculation because wide variation in
    serum potassium is lethal. With [K+] in
    the equation the normal anion gap is
    approximately 12, and without [K+] in
    the equation it is approximately 8.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    cations, the anion gap will be increased.
    If there is an increase in unmeasured
    anions, the anion gap will be decreased.

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