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IOS 9 Exam 4
DKA
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Most frequent precipitating factors of DKA | Increased glucose, acidosis, ketones |
| Lack of insulin can be increased by | Acute infection, illness, UTI, stress, stopping insulin therapy |
| Lack of insulin causes | Decrease in glocuse utilization, Increase in Gluconeogenesis(Hyperglycemia-Osmotic diuresis=dehydration-acidosis), Lipolysis(FFA= ketogenesis,lactic acidosis) |
| Adipsoe tissue decrease in insulin causes | lipolysis causing increase |
| Clinical Presentation of DKA patient | N/V (decreased pH), thirst (hyperosmolar), Acetone breath, weakness |
| Labs found in DKA | Glucose>250mg/dL, Acidosis pH<7.3, HCO3<15, ketonemia,hypokalemia or hyper or normal, anion gap |
| How to calculate anion gap | (Na)-(Cl+HCO3) normal 12-17 |
| Hyperglycemia non-ketone state | Usually Type 2 since it is insulin resistance, and volume depletion |
| Treatment for DKA | 0.9% saline (1L/hr- when glucose >250 D5/0.45% saline), 0.1U/kg bolus insulin then 0.1U/kg constant infusion (Chem 7 qhr to monitor drop) NPH then stop infusion 1-2 hours later, and potassium 10mq/L IV |
| Complications which may be seen in patients with DKA | Hypoglycemia, hypokalemia, Hyperglycemia secondary to interruption w/out coverage |