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Related Subjects:Hyperkalaemia |ECG - Hyperkalaemia |Hypokalemia |Hyperkalaemic and Hypokalaemic Periodic Paralysis |Resuscitation - Advanced Life Support |Action Potential
Both hypokalaemic and hyperkalaemic paralysis are not due to defects in potassium channels but calcium and sodium channels respectively. There are actual 3 forms of weakness related to Potassium