Still going bananas over here waiting for my results over here but I'm just curious since their are slight variations in every book on lab values. I memorized Potassium as 3.5-5.0 but noticed I had patents with 3.2 potassium levels on my NCLEX a couple of times. Now I'm worried that 3.2 is considered normal for NCLEX purposes. What do YOU consider the normal potassium ranges to be? I thought because of the range variations that if a patient had irregular labs on the NCLEX they would be obvious and way off but I didn't find this to be the case.
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Still going bananas over here waiting for my results over here but I'm just curious since their are slight variations in every book on lab values. I memorized Potassium as 3.5-5.0 but noticed I had patents with 3.2 potassium levels on my NCLEX a couple of times. Now I'm worried that 3.2 is considered normal for NCLEX purposes. What do YOU consider the normal potassium ranges to be? I thought because of the range variations that if a patient had irregular labs on the NCLEX they would be obvious and way off but I didn't find this to be the case.