DKA COMARESSION Flashcards

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What are the diagnostic criteria for mild DKA according to the American Diabetes Association?

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Glucose: >250 mg/dlArterial pH: 7.25-7.30Bicarbonate: 15-18 mmol/lUrine or serum ketones: PositiveB-hydroxybutyrate: >3.0 mmol/lAnion gap: >10Mental status: Alert

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What are the diagnostic criteria for moderate DKA according to the American Diabetes Association?

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Glucose: >250 mg/dlArterial pH: 7.24-7.0Bicarbonate: 10-15 mmol/lUrine or serum ketones: PositiveB-hydroxybutyrate: >3.0 mmol/lAnion gap: >12Mental status: Alert/drowsy

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What are the diagnostic criteria for severe DKA according to the American Diabetes Association?

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Glucose: >250 mg/dlArterial pH: <7.0Bicarbonate: <10 mmol/lUrine or serum ketones: PositiveB-hydroxybutyrate: >3.0 mmol/lAnion gap: >12Mental status: Stupor/coma

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What are the diagnostic criteria for mild DKA according to the International Society of Pediatric and Adolescent Diabetes?

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Glucose: >200 mg/dlArterial pH: <7.30Bicarbonate: <15 mmol/lUrine or serum ketones: PositiveB-hydroxybutyrate: >3.0 mmol/lAnion gap: NAMental status: NA

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What are the diagnostic criteria for moderate DKA according to the International Society of Pediatric and Adolescent Diabetes?

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Glucose: >200 mg/dlArterial pH: <7.2*Bicarbonate: <10 mmol/lUrine or serum ketones: PositiveB-hydroxybutyrate: >3.0 mmol/lAnion gap: NAMental status: NA

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What are the diagnostic criteria for severe DKA according to the International Society of Pediatric and Adolescent Diabetes?

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Glucose: >200 mg/dlArterial pH: <7.1*Bicarbonate: NAUrine or serum ketones: PositiveB-hydroxybutyrate: >3.0 mmol/lAnion gap: NAMental status: NA

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What are the key differences in DKA diagnostic criteria between the ADA and the ISPAD?

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Glucose thresholds differ: ADA >250 mg/dl, ISPAD >200 mg/dlArterial pH ranges vary for severity classificationsBicarbonate levels differ in severe DKA criteriaAnion gap criteria are not specified for ISPADMental status classifications may differ in severity descriptions

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PIC OF COMARESION

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OUT OF DKA?

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TARGETS DURING DKA?

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