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what are the things or possible factors that will interfere the results of sodium and potassium? why?

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1.What happens if there is not enough aldosterone secreted by the adrenal gland?
2.What is the primary concern when a patient has dehydration?

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Why are EDTA, oxalate and citrate not utilized in calcium determination?

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How can one have an imbalance in a substance, but not actually have elevated or deficient levels of that substance in the body?

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How is sweat utilized as a sample for sodium determination?

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What is the effect of hemolyzed and lipemic serum in chloride determination?

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Neil Serafica
Can anticoagulants be used in electrolyte studies other than heparin/lithium heparin when plasma is desired as specimen?

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Yusingco, Hannah Nicole Aubrey P.
Why does Coupled Enzymatic Technique is a method of choice in Bicarbonate Determination?

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Larise Joy Julian
Knowing that ISE is the current method of choice, does it have limitations when testing for Sodium, potassium and chloride?

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In diagnosing diseases, are these electrolytes dependent with each other or is there always a need to correlate them?

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Why must there be different specimens used in every electrolyte? For example serum, plasma, arterial or venous blood?

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What causes poor results in Ion Selective Electrode (ISE) for sodium and potassium determination?

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Sheina Abon

In the preparation of specimen in calcium determination, why do EDTA, oxalate, and citrate must not utilize as anticoagulants?

Calcium has 3 forms in plasma, what do you call its biologically active form?

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(Simbillo)
In electrolyte determination there are different reference values;
For example in Sodium determination the reference value is 136-145 mmol/ L. What if the determined result is 135.1mmol/L would it be considered as slightly decrease ? Or what if it is 145.1 mmol/L would it be considered as slightly Increase ?

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Valenzona, Jacklyn A.
The presence  of hemolysis in the subjected specimen for potassium assay could give what result?

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Why is ISE the most common method that is used in the Laboratory for the determination of Sodium and Potassium electrolytes?

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Peria, Cheska Shaneaj M.
In Sodium Determination,  Why does Sodium concentration in the ECF is much larger than inside the cell?

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Joyrich Mae V. Raza

Why is hemolyzed sample is not acceptable for sodium and potassium test?

What are the acceptable specimens for sodium and potassium test?

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MANGORNONG CHARMAINE LEA C.                                                                                                                                                           In calcium determination,  will calcium be increased, decreased or in normal value if: 1. clotting is more than 1 hour and 2. loss of carbon dioxide during phlebotomy?

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(Claudette Pinkihan) Why chloride levels change proportionally with sodium?

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Palaruan, Jairanicah Pat
It is usually occurs when water is loss through diarrhea and exessive sweating.

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What is the effect of hemolyzed and lipemic Serum in Chloride determination? -Villena, Kathleen Joyce

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GUMIRAN, RENIER L.                                                                                                                                                                                In sodium and potassium determination, What makes Ion Selective electrode as current choice of method and not FES or AAS.