The 6 Ls of Hypokalemia - Nursing Mnemonic @NRSNG
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These are the 6 Ls of Hypokalemia—a fast way to recognize low potassium signs in your patient.

😴 Lethargy.
💥 Leg cramps.
🫁 Low, shallow respirations.
💧 Lots of urine.
⚡ Limp muscles.
❤️ Lethal cardiac dysrhythmias.

🧠 Mnemonic tip: If it’s low potassium, think low energy, low strength, and low heart stability.
Always check K+ levels if you spot these signs.

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