A 6-week infant with ambiguous genitalia (as shown below) presents with an episode of dehydration & shock requiring hospitalization. What is the electrolyte abnormality that you expect in this baby?
A 6-week infant with ambiguous genitalia (as shown below) presents with an episode of dehydration & shock requiring hospitalization. What is the electrolyte abnormality that you expect in this baby?
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A 6-week infant with ambiguous genitalia (as shown below) presents with an episode of dehydration & shock requiring hospitalization. What is the electrolyte abnormality that you expect in this baby?
✓ Correct Answer: B. Hyperkalemia
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