Question 70 (part 2) · LEK · Tumor lysis syndrome
Which abnormality is not typical of tumour lysis syndrome?
- A. hyperphosphataemia.
- B. increased creatinine.
- C. hyperkalaemia.
- D. hypercalcaemia.
- E. hyperuricaemia.
Hint
Consider which ions are released from lysed cells and which ion is then precipitated by them.
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