Severe HYPERKALEMIA Management Algorithm
IV insulin and dextrose Dextrose 0.5 gm/kg (max 25 grams) as D25W (or D10W in neonates) COMBINED WITH Regular Insulin 1 unit for every 4-5 grams of Dextrose (max 5 units insulin) In One Bag. Infuse over 60 – 120 minutes. o Use “Hyperkalemia” order set (not an “ED” order set yet) o Order STAT from pharmacy
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