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Table 3 The results of a multiple regression analysis of ΔK (n = 311)

From: Transient decrease in serum potassium level during ischemic attack of acute coronary syndrome: Paradoxical contribution of plasma glucose level and glycohemoglobin

Significant variables

Regression coefficients

Standard error

Standard regression coefficients

P

K on admission

−0.77

0.049

−0.659

<0.001

Glucose on admission

0.001

0.0005

0.177

0.005

HbA1c

−0.054

0.026

−0.127

0.04

Use of β-blockers on admission (β1 selective)

0.047

0.079

0.025

0.551

(non-selective)

−0.161

0.084

−0.8

0.058

RAAS-I newly administered

0.05

0.047

0.048

0.286

 Discontinued

0.04

0.119

0.014

0.736

Diuretics newly administered

0.1

0.085

0.052

0.24

 Discontinued

0.114

0.143

0.032

0.426

  1. No significant variables (other than the medication profiles): BMI, Age, BP, eGFR, LVEF, BNP.
  2. Dependent variable: ΔK.
  3. Explanatory variables: BMI, Glucose, Age, BP, K on admission, HbA1c, eGFR, RASS-I or diuretics newly administered,
  4. RAAS-I or diuretics discontinued, LVEF, BNP, use of β-blocker on admission.
  5. K: potassium.