Bicarbonate therapy in dka
Sodium Bicarbonate and Diabetic Ketoacidosis • LITFL • CCC Acid-b…
TREATMENT OF DKA. GOAL: Replacement of fluid, insulin and electrolytes. Correction of hyperosmolarity (hyperglycemia) and acidosis. Avoid complications of therapy. DIAGNOSIS: Serum glucose > 250 mg/dl. Serum bicarbonate < 20 mEq/L. Ketonemia. PRESENTATION: New Onset DM
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Mainstays of therapy are fluids, insulin, potassium, and assessing need for bicarbonate (in DKA). Refer to figure for details. Average fluid deficit in DKA is 6 L; in HHS is 9 L. Intravenous insulin treatment of choice for DKA in moderate to severe cases (i.e. bicarbonate 12).
[DOC File]DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS - NurseCe4Less
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Patients diagnosed with DKA—defined as a serum glucose > 250 mg/dL, bicarbonate < 15 mEq/L, and pH < 7.3—were randomized to one of three treatment groups: 1) The load group received a loading dose of insulin of 0.07 U/kg followed by an infusion of 0.07 U/kg/hr.
[DOC File]Diabetic Ketoacidosis - developinganaesthesia
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Complications of DKA include complications caused by treatment and cerebral edema. Treatment for DKA should focus on fluid replacement, insulin therapy, and correcting electrolyte abnormalities. Sodium bicarbonate is not standard care. If DKA if promptly recognized and properly an aggressively treated, patients should survive. REFERENCES. 1 ...
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low bicarbonate. lack of ketones in the urine. 6.Which statement is false about the fluid deficit in HHNS? it is usually 5L. if not shocked then 0.45% saline should be given. fluid replacement should always precede insulin therapy in the non shocked pt. fluid replacement should be done over a longer period of time than in DKA
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What are some precipitating causes of DKA? Is there any role for intravenous bicarbonate therapy in this patient? Are you concerned about the patient’s elevated serum K+ and phosphate? Explain. The patient’s glucose is lowered to 200 and she is on a full liquid diet. Her IV insulin is discontinued and she is placed on 10 units SQ NPH bid ...
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8. Bicarbonate: The routine use of bicarbonate is not recommended. Adequate fluid and insulin therapy will resolve the acidosis in DKA. Acidosis may in fact provide (up to a degree) some protective effect by right shifting the oxygen-dissociation curve and so enhancing tissue oxygenation.
[DOC File]TREATMENT OF DKA - NCCPeds
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*A note on using buffer therapy with bicarbonate: sodium bicarbonate is almost never necessary in the treatment of DKA, and its use is associated with increased risk of cerebral edema. Therapy with sodium bicarbonate may be considered in cases of severe acidosis with shock.
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Bicarbonate therapy – not needed unless pH
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