Washington Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence MPJE Practice Exam

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What is the potassium threshold per day based on?

>975 mg per day
>800 mg per day
<975 mg per day
>1000 mg per day

The correct answer is: >975 mg per day

The correct potassium threshold per day is based on the recommended daily intake (RDI) for adults, which is 4700 mg per day. Option A, >975 mg per day, is the closest to the RDI and would be the most accurate choice. Option B, >800 mg per day, is less than the RDI and may not provide enough potassium for optimal health. Option C, <975 mg per day, is also less than the RDI and would not meet the recommended amount. Option D, >1000 mg per day, is slightly higher than the RDI but still falls within the general range. However, option A, >975 mg per day, is the most precise and accurate answer.