NUR 320 · Week 2 · NR-MS-107
Hypercalcemia
It makes the patient pass urine, which makes them dry, which stops the kidney excreting calcium — so it accelerates itself. Which is why the first treatment is not a calcium drug at all, but fluid.
Fluids / Electrolytes / Acid–BaseVersion v2.0Reviewed 2026-07-22
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