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| MOST COMMON ERRORS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS ... In event of very severe DKA, problems or queries about management, call a consultant |
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| DKA, vomiting, ??, ???, lactic acidosis, salicylate ??, .... Diabetic ketoacidosis. Hyponatremia? ?? ??. ?? Na < 125 mEq/L? ?? |
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| Decrease 1 meq/L means deficient 200~400 meq K; Check the Osmolarity and Acid-base status, especially DKA and acidosis will mask the K deficient condition |
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| MMethanol; UUremia; D - DKA; PParaldehyde; IINH; LLactic Acidosis; EEhylene Glycol; SSalicylate. Non Gap Metabolic Acidosis |
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| ?? ????? ????? ????? ?? ?????? ?????? ??? ???? ???????; DKA ?????? ???????; Trauma-Rhabdomyolysis??????; ????? ???? ???? ?:????? ??????, ?? ?????, ??????? |
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| REVIEW TYPE 1 DIABETES AND METABOLISM AS THEY RELATES TO DKA .... 6977DKA hospitalizations: 61 cases cerebral edema (0.9%). Presentation: PaCO2 BUN Glucose |
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| Case based management of DKA/hyperosmolar non-ketotic coma ... Acidosis can be due to keto-acids (DKA) but can be due to many other causes (both gap and |
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| Ketones (for DKA); leukocyte esterase, WBC (for UTI) ... To evaluate for pancreatitis; BUT,DKA by itself can also increase them! |
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| DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS: clinical features and management. OUR VISION To be a globally-acknowledged centre of excellence for clinical care, |
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| Disappears faster, so DKA occurs faster; Acts faster, so adjustments made faster ... Failure of sugar to respond when bolus dose given; DKA |
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