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The cation with the highest extracellular concentration is:

The cation with the highest extracellular concentration is:
A) Magnesium.
B) Sodium.
C) Potassium.
D) Calcium.

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Clinical Laboratory Chemistry

Edition: 1^st

Authors: Sunheimer, Graves

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