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Line 1: ==English== {{wp}} ===Alternative forms=== * {{l\|en\|hyperkalaemia}} ===Etymology=== {{prefix\|en\|hyper\|kalemia}} = {{affix\|en\|hyper-\|[[kalium#Latin\|kal(ium)]]\|-emia}} ===Noun=== {{en-noun\|~}} # {{lb\|en\|biology\|medicine}} The condition of having an [[abnormally]] high [[concentration]] of [[potassium]] ions in the [[blood]] (above [[w:Reference ranges for blood tests#Potassium\|the reference range]]). ====Antonyms==== * {{l\|en\|eukalemia}} ({{l\|en\|normokalemia}}) * {{l\|en\|hypokalemia}} ====Coordinate terms==== <!--types of biometallic cation excess in blood--> * {{l\|en\|hypercalcemia}}, {{l\|en\|hypercupremia}}, {{l\|en\|hyperferremia}}, {{l\|en\|hypermagnesemia}}, {{l\|en\|hypernatremia}} ====Related terms==== Line 17 ⟶ 29: * French: {{t+\|fr\|hyperkaliémie\|f}} * Irish: {{t\|ga\|hipearcailéim\|f}} ~~{{trans-mid}}~~ * Italian: {{t\|it\|iperkaliemia\|f}}, {{t\|it\|iperpotassiemia\|f}} * Portuguese: {{t+\|pt\|hiperpotassemia\|f}} Line 23 ⟶ 34: * Swedish: {{t+\|sv\|hyperkalemi}} {{trans-bottom}} {{C\|en\|Potassium}}