| Chloride ion: correction of metabolic alkalosis often associated with hypokalaemia. |
| Panting results in a loss of carbon dioxide from the blood and leads to respiratory alkalosis. |
| Metabolic alkalosis may develop in the form of a gradually increasing electrolyte deficit or, e.g. where higher furosemide doses are administered to patients with normal renal function, acute severe electrolyte losses. |
| Dosages for the treatment of ruminal acidosis and ruminal alkalosis based on the experience of an observational study in Malta carried out by Dr. med. vet. |
| Serious complications include systemic hypokalemic alkalosis, leading to cardiac arrhythmias, renal damage, and seizures. |
| When this occurs, it may result in a state of alkalosis which can cause conditions from weakness and fatigue to headaches and anxiety. |
