lesson 2 Flashcards

1
Q

DKA

A

type 1 diabetic emergency

water moves for intracellular space to intravascular space (no edema)

polyuria (reduce vessel pressure) pees out electrolytes (might be useful to put on cardiac monitor since heart electrolytes are also getting peed out K,NA,Ca)

involve ketones

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2
Q

hyperglycaemia is BGL greater then ___

A

10mmol/L

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3
Q

body ph homeostasis

A

7.35

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4
Q

ketones are an…

A

acid

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5
Q

dehydration test

A

eyelid
skin pinch
thirsty? peeing?
look in mouth

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6
Q

DKA mortality rate

A

6.2%

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7
Q

what’s more common DKA or HHNK

A

DKA!

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8
Q

BP for someone with DKA

A

usually on the higher end

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9
Q

when do ketones build up?

A

DKA

when there is insufficient insulin to fuel body cells

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10
Q

someone with type 1 diabetes will have ____ levels of ketones

A

increased

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11
Q

what’s the results of DKA

A

increased release of glucose

decreased use of glucose

increased BGL

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12
Q

what conditions can occur from DKA

A

ketone formation
osmotic diuresis
dehydration
electrolyte abnormalities

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13
Q

DKA causes

A

missed insulin injections

stress

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14
Q

DKA onset

A

4-6 hours

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15
Q

HHNK

A

occurs in type 2 diabetics

same as DKA but some insulin produced by beta cells

  • can result in a coma *
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16
Q

HHNK onset

A

days-weeks

17
Q

3 P’s of hyperglycaemia

A

polyuria
polydipsia
polyphagia

18
Q

what condition can have a higher BGL DKA or HHNK

A

HHNK

19
Q

T/F DKA/HHNK are treated the same

A

T!

20
Q

hyperglycaemia treatment

A

ensure airway is adequate BVM if needed

100% O2

IV fluids

cardiac rhythm

21
Q

what does HHNK stand for?

A

Hyperosmolar Hyperglycemic Non-Ketoacidosis

22
Q

what builds up when there is insufficient insulin

A

ketones (an acid)

23
Q

HHNK onset

A

slow

24
Q

3 P’s of hyperglycemia

A

polyphagia
polydipsia
polyuria

25
Q

HHNK specific symptoms

A

coma

higher BGL then DKA

26
Q

DKA/HHNK fluids

A

1 litre over half an hour