Diabetic Ketoacidosis: Treatment
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Thanks! I am a nursing student and have a simulation on this tomorrow, your video helped me out 🙂
thank you for explaining the d5w concept. thank you so much for this post!
Omg Thank u! God bless u for making such a great video!
Very helpful, sir! Thank you!
amazing. thank you.
i can understand him perfectly
Helpful video! Thanks.
how often do you check the BMPs?
HI,Thanks for the video.How about giving Ca i.v as cardiac protection.
You are the best my friend! thank you very much.
Great videos. If the patient is acidotic and his pH is less than 7.1, using sodium bicarbonate would help, but aren’t you limited if his kidneys are damaged because then what do you about excreting the sodium with damaged kidneys? Thanks, once again for the well put together videos.
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He is perfectly understandable…
Isn’t the key, reducing/correcting metabolic acidosis? Now, I see this state several times a month in the ICU. Yes, rehydrate, yes monitor BGs hourly, call out of ranges per protocols for the hospital.
How does Anion Gap play into this?
Thx alot ?
very good.
but i think also, Phosphate is an important factor in DKA
which can be incorporated into K replacement. Usually 2/3 of your potassium replacement can be KCL
the other 1/3 can be K-phosphate
my boyfriend died from diabetic and do u think he may of put more inerlion and caused ketoacdosis???
thank you 🙂
it was on the death papers
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