Shine a Light on IV Electrolyte Safety

A recent recall of mislabeled commercial IV potassium chloride bags is sparking discussion about best practices for IV electrolyte safety.

Hospitalized patients commonly receive electrolyte IV piggybacks to correct low levels caused by meds, health conditions, etc.

But some IV electrolytes...such as phosphate, potassium, and magnesium...are high-risk meds that can cause harm if used incorrectly.

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