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K

Introduction: K

Description of K

K: Symbol for rate constants, under constant or velocity constants, under constant.
Source: Stedman's Medical Spellchecker, © 2006 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. All rights reserved.

K as an Organ

K (organ): Another name for Potassium metabolism.

K (organ): Mineral important to numerous body processes.

K (organ): Potassium is a mineral important in various metabolic body processes. Low potassium levels are called hypokalemia, and raised potassium levels are hyperkalemia. See also potassium supplements.

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K: Treatments

K (treatment): Another name for Potassium supplement.

K (treatment): Mineral important to numerous body processes.

K (treatment): Potassium is a mineral important in various metabolic body processes. Low potassium levels are called hypokalemia, and raised potassium levels are hyperkalemia. See also potassium metabolism.

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