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High Potassium Food

This high potassium food list shows the common Canadian food with the serving size and the amount of potassium in milligrams.

If you are a foreign trained registered nurse preparing to take the Canadian Registered Nurse Exam use this list to familiarize yourself with Canadian food values.

Go through the list and note any Canadian food you are not familiar with and look them up.

If you want to pass the Canadian Registered Nurse Exam you need to be familiar with the nutritional value of common Canadian food.

food serving size amount of potassium (mg)
apricots 10 dried halves
407
Avocados raw 1 ounce
180
banana raw - 250 mls
594
beets cooked - 250 mls
519
brussel sprouts cooked - 250 mls
504
canteloupe 250 mls
494
dates 5 dried
271
figs 2 dried
271
kiwi fruit 1
252
lima beans 250 mls
955
honeydew melon 250 mls
461
milk 250 mls
407
nectarine 1
288
orange juice 250 mls
496
orange 1
237
pear 1
208
roasted
unsalted peanuts
1 ounce
187
baked potato 1
1081
raisins 250 mls
1089
prune juice 250 mls
707
prunes dried 250 mls
828
spinach 250 mls
839
winter squash 250 ml ( mashed)
896
yogurt (plain) 250mls
579

Salt Substitutes

Salt subsitutes are often purchased by those people who are trying to follow a low sodium diet, however, since they are high in potassium content they should not be recommended to patients who must restrict potassium intake

maple leaf

More information for Internationally Educated Nurses preparing to write the Canadian Registered Nurse Exam

More about Canadian food

a recipe for Nanaimo Bars!

Read about the Canadian Food Label

Read about the DASH diet

Go from this list of high potassium food to the article on a low sodium diet


Go back to Canadian Food and Nutrition Information for IEN's



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