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The principle of potassium supplement is incorrect.
This topic seems to be a multiple-choice question, but there are no options to choose from. In fact, there is only one correct principle, and everything that does not conform to it is incorrect.

Principle of potassium supplement: 1) oral potassium supplement: oral potassium supplement is the safest way to supplement potassium, such as 10% potassium chloride or potassium citrate; 2) Intravenous potassium supplementation: it cannot be taken orally, but it can be administered intravenously. The commonly used injection is 10% potassium chloride. Intravenous potassium supplementation must pay attention to the following points: 1 "potassium supplementation after urine": generally, potassium can only be supplemented when the urine volume exceeds 40ml/d or 500ml/d; The amount of potassium supplement depends on the serum potassium level. If only on an empty stomach, generally give 2 ~ 3 grams of potassium chloride every day; The total amount of potassium supplement for patients with severe potassium deficiency (serum potassium > 2 < 2 mmol/L) should not exceed 6 ~ 8g per day, except for severe diarrhea, acute renal failure and polyuria. (3) The concentration of potassium supplement: it shall not exceed 40mmol/L (3 g/L of potassium chloride); Intravenous drip should be given after dilution, and direct intravenous injection is prohibited to avoid sudden increase of blood potassium and cardiac arrest. (4) Potassium supplement speed: it should not exceed 20 ~ 40 mmol/h ... The adult intravenous drip speed should not exceed 80 drops/minute.