electrolyte disturbances

How are Electrolyte Disturbances Diagnosed?

Diagnosis typically involves:
1. Blood Tests: To measure levels of various electrolytes.
2. Urine Tests: To assess kidney function and electrolyte excretion.
3. Clinical History: Detailed patient history to identify potential underlying causes.

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