​Differential diagnosis of renal potassium loss causing hypokalemia

​Differential diagnosis of renal potassium loss causing hypokalemia 
-Liddle’s syndrome 
-Bartter’s syndrome 
-metabolic alkalosis 
-interstitial nephritis 
-Fanconi’s syndrome 
-carbenicillin 
-penicillin 
-salt losing enteropathy 
-diuretics such as furosemide, thiazide
-congenital abnormality of steroid metabolism such  as 17 hydroxylase defect or adrenogenital syndrome
-renin producing tumor 
-European licorice 
-Cushing’s syndrome e
-renovascular or malignant hypertension 
-secondary hyperaldosteronism 
-primary hyperaldosteronism