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In 15 cases of induced hyperpyrexia, there were no changes in the potassium content of the blood which would indicate that an increase in the amount of potassium is a factor in shock. The blood potassium level tends to vary directly with the degree of hydration of the blood. There were no significant changes in the Na, Ca, or blood sugar levels, produced by this condition.
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