Diabetes Flashcards
what type of hypersensitivity is DM type 1
Type IV hypersensitivity
DKA and relationship to K
Blood K+ high
intracellular K+ low
Cells make insulin but body doesn’t respond to the insulin (insulin resistance)
DM type 2
fasting glucose level for
Prediabetes
Diabetes
100-125
>=126
Random glucose for Diabetes diagnosis
> =200
Oral glucose tolerance test (2hrs) diagnosis for
prediabetes
diabetes
140-199
>=200
HbA1C
prediabetes
diabetes
5.7-6.4
>=6.5
plasma glucose >600, ph >7.3, serum bicarb >15, small ketonuria, absent mild ketonemia, serum osmolality >320
HHS
glucose >200, ph <7.3, serum bicarb <15, ketonuria and ketonemia present
DKA
labs for DKA
K, Na, HCO3, Cl, Glucose BUN/Creatine B-hydroxybutyrate Venous Blood Gas Ca, Mg, Phos
new onset diabetes labs
Diabetes-associated antibodies (glutamic acid decarboxylase antibodies, insulin auto-antibodies, islet cell antibodies, and zine transporter 8 antibodies)
Hemoglobin A1C, insulin C-peptides
Celiac Panel
Thyroglobulin antibodies
(GAD-65
IA-2, IA-2B)
cardiac monitoring for DKA
T wave alterations due to hyper or hypokalemia
what blood glucose level do you add dextrose to IV fluids when treating DKA
200-250…adjust fluids to prevent rapid drop in glucose (>100mg/dl/hr)
In DKA insulin infusion is started at __u/kg/hr
0.1unit/kg/hr
When do you transition a DKA pt from your IV infusions to subq
pH is >7.3 and bicarb is >18 or kenonemia has resolved
most serious complication of pediatric DKA
Cerebral Edema
what lab tests need to be checked before starting metformin
LFTs
side effects of Metformin
most common is GI upset
rare side affect is lactic acidosis
dont mix with alcohol - increases risk of lactic acidosis
medication that increases risk of lactic acidosis with Metformin
Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors such as topiramate