“…This is corroborated by a study by Açıkgöz et al, which found significant disparities in potassium measurements between blood gas and biochemical methods in cases of moderate to severe hyperkalemia, mirroring our findings [28]. The marked average biases in our study, compared to other literature, underscore the complexity of potassium measurement and its implications [17,25]. Furthermore, the study by Johnston et al underscores that measurement discrepancies in hyperkalemia and cardiac arrest scenarios reflect not only the limitations of the devices but also the dynamic nature of patient-specific factors [29].…”