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Gastrointestinal | Prolong diarrhea
Starvation Liver fibrosis Pancreatic fistula ileostomy total parenteral nutrition |
Drugs and Toxins related | Anti-freeze
aspirin decrease clearance of metformin Alcohol abuse Toluene Impair renal acid excretion amiloride acetazolamide |
Renal | CKD
Acute kidney injury Ureteral diversion/fistula Renal tubular acidosis dehydration |
Hematological | shock
hypovolemia |
Cardiovascular | Heart failure |
CNS | |
Infection | sepsis |
Endocrine | DKA
obesity |
Dietary | a high-fat diet that’s low in carbohydrates |