Prolonged OTC ingestion of sodium bicarbonate causing extremely low K+ (<1.5)— Morgan (@Morgansb) September 27, 2017
Any ideas as to the mechanism? @kidney_boy #askrenal
The answer came quick.
How does bicarbonate cause hypokalemia
The video is here (complete with misspellings) and the Keynote file is here (with misspellings corrected)
How metabolic alkalosis causes hypokalemia from joel topf on Vimeo.