Acute complications of diabetes - Diabetic ketoacidosis | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy
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In the first section the type of diabetes described fits the commonly described indication for type two, where there is a gradual loss of insulin production due to long term demands over years. In type 1 there is an absolute loss of insulin production due to autoimmune attack on Beta cells in the Islets of Langerhans. Although this presumably is not instant this is an important clarification for people new to this area of study. Onset of type one is likely to be over a much shorter time frame. DKA is much more commonly associated with type one diabetes
better than any teacher has ever (attempted) explained to me. Thanks!
It’s present in t2dm too.
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Hi. Fatty acids cannot be converted into glucose in our bodies. Rather their metabolism - beta oxidation - fuels gluconeogenesis . The exception lies within odd chain fatty acids. - a biochemist
Hi, so what exactly causes DKA to occur? Is it simply put, because someone who is type 1 diabetic has not had enough insulin?
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What a great, organized explanation of DKA!
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Can this present with Pain high in the abdomen wrapping around to the back? I had a 18 yo type 1 diabetic with nausea vomiting and diarrhea, bjut his major complaint was the pain that seemed to follow his diaphragm around to his back. His BGL was over 500. and he was complaining of very dry mouth. I am a paramedic and gave him 1000 ml NS and 75 mcg of Fentanyl which seemed to help but I wasn't sure if it was Pancreatitis or DKA.
+Bernard Schipano, if your pt presented with a elevated resp rate and hypercapnia it would be more down the the lines of DKA. Many acute pancreatitis I've seen present with the wrapping abd pain or localized LUQ pn with increase on palp
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Thank you for this! Such a great explanation of all the aspects of DKA, unlike anything I could find elsewhere. You have really helped my exam prep ❤
BOTH T1D AND T2D CAN HAVE DKA ,
Insulin therapy should be carried out very carefully and maybe only after fluid replacement as it can cause severe hypokalemia due to insulin carrying K+ back into cells.
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He said glycerol and free fatty acids are used in gluconeogenesis. That's not right!
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this is false in that type 2 can develop dka as well
Yeah but its rare, due to PRESENCE of pancreatic B cells.
No I got it and hospital said I was 10 for week
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Wow thank you sm! I'm in EMT school and while I understand the negative effects of keto-acidosis, it never was explained WHY a diabetics body would try to produce ketones in the first place/what ketones are even used for.
This made everything make sense to me now. This is a result of the body starving and ketone is another energy source of the brain. This whole time I was like UH WHAT IS A KETONE like I know it makes acidic your blood , so WHY WOULD THE BODY MAKE IT? This cleared it up.
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What happens if you DKA and it takes a long time to normalize. Is Ketobrain permanent? Is the muscle burn permanent?
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So the body still produces more glucose even though it can`t utilize it? That sounds a bit counter-productive. Great video btw!
Can a type 1 diabetic get euglycemic DKA by fasting for 7 days?
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skin will be hot and dry not cool and clammy. cool clammy is hypoglycemia
Versatilechik skin will be cool and clammy from dehydration. Cool and clammy is a clinical manifestation of dehydration.
I've done a lot of study on the ketogenic diet, which involves light ketones in the urine, as a result of burning fat, not protein. This is called, "ketosis" as opposed to "ketoacidosis." The brain can do just fine without glucose, and, if I remember correctly, converts ketones to glucose. But the big key here seems to be cutting your carbs, hugely. No bread, no rice, no potatoes, no spaghetti, cut out candy, anything with sugar (which is almost everything), and increase your fat intake.
It's suggested that you reduce your total daily carb intake to about 50 gm/day. Try it. One slice of bread and you're almost over it. It's very difficult to do. The good news is, carbs increase your insulin levels, which in turn, sends hunger signals to the brain, which causes you to eat more. Since carbs are "big" that's what we end up filling-up on. Sometimes, so much, that our stomachs hurt. Protein shuts off the hunger switch, carbs turn it back on. So the good news is that, if you don't eat the carbs, you don't stay hungry.
I was curious about this, because kidney failure is very often associated with diabetes, but also, it's been shown in various studies, that carbohydrates in the diet tend to overload the kidneys, so they become less efficient. Thus, they're not able to process and eliminate salt (sodium) from the blood as easily, so people with high blood pressure are told to stop eating so much salt.
On the ketogenic diet, I've increased my salt intake to 23,000 mg per day (you have to do the numbers, but this comes out to 5,000 mg of sodium and 5,000 mg of potassium - minimum RDA for both), because the kidneys are functioning very efficiently, so you need to replenish your salts. Salts, of course, potassium and sodium, and the electro-pump that move nutrients, proteins, and other important things in and out of the cells, through the cell walls, without which, cells will die.
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The audio is so low on this, its like the information is a secret? Why all the secrecy?
metabolic processes are simplified too much, causing inaccuracy and some wrong information
It's accurate enough for laymens.
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I must have been high.