CKD PATIENT AT HIGH RISK OF HYPERKALAEMIADr. Burton will present a case vignette on hyperkalaemia in the context of chronic kidney disease. After his brief presentation, two questions will follow to help us better understand how physicians might addressed as clinical problem. Next > < PrevNext > Follow-up Question 1 When would you address this patient’s serum potassium?(*) Immediately Once it reaches 5.5–5.5 mmol/L At ≥6.0 mmol/L I wouldn’t prioritise addressing potassium level Follow-up Question 2 When would you address this patient’s serum potassium?(*) Decrease ramipril dose or discontinue as a first step Change ramipril for another ACEi Change ramipril for an MRA Keep ramipril and add in a potassium binder Keep ramipril and initiate low K+ diet < PrevNext > Consent Message Thank you for watching and completing the polls. To register your interest for the roundtable on 12th May, please enter your email here. Please note that this information will be shared with Radcliffe Medical Education for the purpose of this live broadcast. I confirm I am a registered healthcare professional(*) Yes Email(*) Please enter a valid email address < PrevSubmit
