Diabetic Emergency Flashcards

1
Q

What is the adult dose of oral glucose?

A

15 Gm

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2
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What is the pediatric dose of oral glucose?

A

7.5 Gm

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3
Q

If a patient’s D stick is less than 60 and they are an adult, what 2 drugs should be given first?

A

D-50- 25 g

Thiamine- 100 mg

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4
Q

If a pediatric patients blood sugar is below 60 and they are not legible for oral glucose, what drug should they be given?

A

D25- 2 ml/kg

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5
Q

If an adult patient’s blood glucose is below 60 and I V access cannot be made, what drug induced should they be given?

A

Glucagon- 1 mg IN/IM

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6
Q

What are the five signs and symptoms of a patient who is hyperglycemic?

A
Altered mental status
Polyphasic
Polydypsia
Polyuria
S/S of ketosis
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7
Q

If a patient’s blood sugar is above 150 and they are experiencing signs and symptoms of hyperglycemia, how should they be treated?

A

250 cc bolus

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8
Q

A diabetic a Emergency will be determined when a patient’s blood glucose is outside of what range?

A

60-150

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