NUR 320 · Week 2 · NR-MS-106
Hypocalcemia
Most of the calcium on the report is stuck to protein and does nothing — so a patient can be tetanic with an entirely normal result, because what changed was the binding rather than the amount.
Fluids / Electrolytes / Acid–BaseVersion v2.0Reviewed 2026-07-22
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