Distinguishes osmotic from secretory diarrhoea using stool electrolytes.
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| Field | Unit | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Stool sodium | mmol/L | 0–200 |
| Stool potassium | mmol/L | 0–200 |
Distinguishes osmotic from secretory diarrhoea using stool electrolytes.
Stool sodium (mmol/L), Stool potassium (mmol/L).
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