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Sodium citrate: NEET PG Questions and Study Links
Sodium citrate appears in 30 MedNext questions, mostly physiology, pathology and biochemistry. Its formulary entry, with the questions that test it, is in the MedNext app.
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Clinically reviewed by Dr Shameer Deen, MBBS, MS, MRCS
Sodium citrate: NEET PG Questions and Study Links
Sodium citrate appears in 30 MedNext questions, mostly physiology, pathology and biochemistry. Its formulary entry, with the questions that test it, is in the MedNext app.
In the MedNext question bank
Sodium citrate appears in 30 questions across 7 subjects, most often physiology (11), pathology (10) and biochemistry (3). Every question carries a MedNext-written explanation that links back to the chapter teaching the concept.
Study Sodium citrate in MedNext
The MedNext formulary entry for Sodium citrate is in the app, next to the clinical calculators and the question bank, so you can go from a drug to the questions that test it in one step.
Combination products containing Sodium citrate: Potassium chloride with rice powder, sodium chloride and sodium citrate.
Clinical governance
Author: MedNext Clinical Team. Clinical reviewer: Dr Shameer Deen, MBBS, MS, MRCS. Sources: MedNext question bank. Correction: Report errors at support@mednext.academy.
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