DKA 2 - Mx Flashcards
Immediate treatment;
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?L ? ? over ? hour if SBP >?.
o ?ml over ? mins if SBP , re-assess & repeat if poor response
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Immediate
Start ? ? ?.
o ? units human soluble ? ? added to ?ml 0.9% sodium chloride giving a ? unit/ml solution .
o Start in ? ? at ? units/kg/hour (can use estimated weight) .
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Get urgent ? ? review if severe DKA, drowsy, ?, sats % on 40% O2 or persistent hypotension ( SBP) after ?L of sodium chloride .
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Further trt
Continue ? rate insulin at ? units/kg/hour, and continue normal ? acting insulin.
o Aim for blood glucose fall of >?mmol/L/hour until under ?mmol/L.
• If not glucose is not falling, check ?, ? operation,
patient ?, reassess concomitant ?.
• Increase rate by ? unit/ hour every hour if necessary.
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Continue IV 0.9% sodium chloride. o First bag: ?L over ? hour. o Second bag: ?L over ? hours. • Consider ? from second bag onwards (see below). o Third bag: ?L over ? hours. o Fourth bag: ?L over ? hours.
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When glucose is mmol/L, add 10% ? at ?ml/hour.
o Adjust to keep blood glucose between ?-? mmol/L.
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Potassium;
o If plasma K under ?: add ?mmol KCI per litre NaCl.
o Consider after the ? litre of fluid has run through.
Clinically reassess the patient hourly for the first ?-? hours.
Regular laboratory monitoring of ?, ?, ? and
? is required.
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After recovery;
- Transfer to ? insulin once the patient is able to ? and ? normally, and venous pH is >?.
Stop the IV infusion ? hour(s) after the next ? injection of insulin.
Refer all patients to the ? team prior to discharge.
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