Rejected at 2:12 a.m. Nov, 01, 2023 ] by dollajas
Author: max023
Related Note: 1584368449213
Rationale for change

the phosphate levels are high in CKD (can't excrete) which is what initially helps lead to hypocalcemia. PTH is creased but the total levels are still high because the kidney cannot excrete excess phosphate (key sign of CKD and renal failure).

https://next.amboss.com/us/article/gg0Fu2?q=secondary+hyperparathyroidism#Z3b7ab7d9f4ca01fe61e3f88622a8d630

Rejection reason

this question is asking about DKA, not CKD

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