Approach to Hypercalcemia - CRASH! Medical Review Series

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[@hamidrezafathimd]

Dr. Bolin in 9:11 you say that calcitonin is released when the calcium is low; the reverse is true (as correctly stated in the slide). Also, in 12:41 the unit for PTH are generally measured in pg/mL.
In 14:05, you say the patient not peeing as symptomatic hypercalemia while hypercalcemia usually causes polyuria (slide is correct)
Thanks for the superb review.

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