Zilan: Insulin causes K entry into cells. A way to remember that insulin causes K to move into cells is simply to remember its action on glucose. Insulin causes glucose entry into cells. So just think of insulin as something that moves things into cells. Therefore, insulin deficiency or resistance can decrease the ability to move K into cells, resulting in hyperkalemia.

Insulin causes K entry into cells. A way to remember that insulin causes K to move into cells is simply to remember its action on glucose. Insulin causes glucose entry into cells. So just think of insulin as something that moves things into cells. Therefore, insulin deficiency or resistance can decrease the ability to move K into cells, resulting in hyperkalemia.

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