NURS 405 Week 6 Wednesday Flashcards

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Ketoacidosis

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A complication of DM that results in a combination of ketosis and acidosis

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Criteria for DKA

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  • Hyperglycemia BG > 200
  • Metabolic acidosis <7.3 or plasma bicarbonate <15mEq
  • Ketosis: determined by presence of ketones in blood or urine
  • Standard qualitative measurements of ketones can underestimate severity of ketosis.
  • Serum beta-hydroxybutyrate is a more accurate measure of ketosis and should be used whenever available.
    Beta-hydroxybutyrate concentrations ≥3mmol/L (31 mg/dL) are consistent with DKA BOB
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Severity of DKA

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Severity / pH / Serum Bicarbonate
Severe / <7.1 / <5 (ICU)
Moderate 7.1 to 7.2 / 5-9 (ICU)
Mild 7.2 to 7.3 / 10 to 15

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DKA Diagnosis

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Hyperglycemia
High anion gap acidosis
Ketonuria
Ketonemia

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Precipitating Factors to DKA

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Poor metabolic control or missed insulin
Stress
Vomiting and dehydration
Medications
Drugs and Alcohol
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DKA clinical features

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  1. 3 Ps
    - As insulin deficiency becomes worse, apppetite is suppressed
    - Pts present with anorexia, vomiting, nausea, abd pain
  2. Hyperventilation (Kussmaul breathing)
    - Tachypnea / fruity breath
  3. Dehydration
    - May not exhibit classic signs such as decreased skin turgor, or decrease u/o
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DKA Management

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NPO
Fluids - 2 bag system
Monitoring
- Labs 
- Neuro status 
--> b/c of dehydration, can develop cerebral edema
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2 bag system

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Bag A - NS
Bag B - D10NS
if K+ = 5.5, then KCl or Kphos is added

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Cerebral Edema Peds Risk Factors

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Severe acidosis
Elevated BUN
Severe Hypocapnia
Young child <5 years or new onset of diabetes

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Cerebral Edema Treatment

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Mannitol, 0.5 to 1 g/kg IV over 15 minutes, repeated in 30 minutes if there is no initial response

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Risk Factors for Obesity

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Activity is less, more sedentary
Increased urbanization
Requirement for PE have decreased
Cell Phones/texting/social networks
Neighborhood Safety
Regular intake of sugar - sweetened beverages
Portion sizes
Eating out 
Skipped meals
Fewer family meals
Eating past satiety 
Decreased Fruit/Vegetable intake
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