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DKA - pathology
incr lipolysis
decr glucose
incr proteolysis
DKA - clin man
hyperglycemia
ketonuria
acidosis
and pain
tachy
dehydration
fruity breath
DKA - precipitating factors
infections
inadequate insulin
MI
DKA - mgmt
IV fluid
insulin
electrolytes
underlying cause
DKA - concerns when managing insulin
go slow, watch for cerebral edema
DKA - electrolytes to manage
potassium
phophorous
magnesium
DM - FBG normal, pre, and diabetic
> 126 diabetes
100-126, prediabetes
< 100 normal
DM - PPG normal, pre, diabetic
<140 nml
140-200 prediabetic
>200 diabetic
DM - random normal, diabetic
80-100
>200 diabetic
DM - Dr. Bedi's drug path of choice
metformin + sitagliptide + long acting insulin + short acting insulin
DM1 - def
environmental insult provokes autoimmune reaction in genetically susceptible individual
DM1 - progression
cell mediated destruction of beta cells
DM1 - asx until
only 10-20% cells remain and are unable to compensate
DM1 - honeymoon period
after starting insulin, beta cell production increases but will fail within a year
DM1 - age onset
<30 usually, but LADA and MODY do happen
DM1 - insulin
dependent
DM1 - genetic
moderate, environment required for expression
DM1 - autoantibodies
HLA-DR3 or 4
DM1 - most commonly associated with
microvascular problems
DM1 - microvascular problems
nephropathy
retinopathy
neuropathy
DM1 - prolonged fast results in
hyperglycemia
ketoacidosis
DM1 - stress or insulin withdrawal results in
ketoacidosis
DM1 - endogenous insulin levels
low or absent
DM1 - presentation
DKA
polyphagia
polyuria
polydipsia
wt loss
DM1 - lab findings
glycosuria
A1C
ketonuria
proteinuria (kidney damage)
microalbumineria
DM1 - dietary mgmt
10-20% protein
300 g of fat
sat fat 10%
sodium <2.4 g/day
DM1 - meds
insulin only
lispro - short meal bolus
lente - medium
glargine - long basal
DM - quarterly assessments of
feet
self test
smoking
A1c
DM - yearly assess of
microalbumin
eyes
neuro
cardiac
nephrology
dental
DM - vaccines
pneumo
flu
DM - lipid goals
LDL < 100 or 70 with CV dz
HDL over 45 or 55
triglycerides < 150
DM - alb:creatinine
< 30 nml
micro 30-299
macro > 300
DM - best indicator
PPG
DM2 - def
peripheral insulin resistance resulting in hyperglycemia
DM2 - risk factors
age
obesity
sendentary
genetic
ethnicity
diet
insulin resistance
DM2 - compensated insulin resistance
euglycemia
hyperinsulinemia
asx
DM2 - beta cell defect results in
postprandial hyperglycemia
hyperinsulinemia
asx
DM2 - beta cell decompensation results in
fasting hyperglycemia
incr hepatic glucose production
sx
DM2 - beta cell failure
insulin requiring DM2
DM2 - age onset
> 40 but getting younger
DM2 - genetic
strong familial, no HLA, multifactorial
DM2 - more common vascular complications
most commonly macrovascular
DM2 - complication incidence
higher, d/t longer asx period
DM2 - insulin
relative deficiency to glucose, early hyperinsulinemia
DM2 - insulin resistance
usually
DM2 - prolonged fast results in
euglycemia
DM2 - mortality d/t
80-90% die of CV
DM2 - clin man
polyuria
polydipsia
blurry vision
fatigue
weakness
dizziness
DM2 - mgmt
modest wt loss (5-7%)
oral meds
self monitoring
DM2 - sulfonylureas moa, example
incr beta cell production
incr tissue sensitivity
glipizide
DM2 - biguanides moa, example
decr HGP, IR, intestinal glucose absorption
metformin
DM2 - sulfonylureas side effects
hypoglycemia
wt gain
DM - elderly most common
Type 2
DM - elderly underdiagnosed bc (3)
renal threshold for glucose increases
polyuria and dipsia occur later
thirst mechanism impaired
DM - elderly secondary etiologies (3)
drugs
pancreatic dz
endocrine dz
DM - elderly steroids
may reveal tendency, bc they increase levels
DM - elderly fasting sugars
may be normal in lean elderly people, only revealed in PPG
DM - elderly A1C
not enough to dx DM
DM - elderly mgmt in robust seniors
A1C < 7
FBG 80-120
DM - elderly severe dietary regimens
not advised
DM - elderly insulin regimen
long acting once at bedtime, complicated schedules not advised
DM - elderly neuropathy
50% over 60 have
DM - elderly eye complications
cataracts and glaucoma more common
DM - elderly Beta blockers
may blunt sense of hypoglycemia even further
DM - elderly microalbumineria
not as good an indicator in Type 2 as Type 1
DM - elderly feet
neuropathy and vascular issues complicated by inability to evaluate feet
DM1 - eye exams
within 5 years of dx
DM2 - eye exams
immediately d/t to longstanding hyperglycemia
HHS - mortality
10-20%
HHS - mgmt
fluid resuscitation
electrolyte abnormalities
insulin
thromboprophylaxis
HHS - clin man
dehydration
dry skin
no kussmaul or fruity breath
HHS - ketones
none
HHS - pH
> 7.3
HHS - marked hyperglycemia
> 600
HHS - serum osmolality
> 315
malnutrition - elderly effect of agin
decr caloric req
decr interest in food
lack of taste buds
lower reserves of macro and micro vitamins
malnutrition - elderly GI system changes
loss of teeth
xerostomia
dysphagia
delayed gastric emptying
overgrowth of intestinal bacteria - diarrhea
gallstones incr, but are largely asx
malnutrition - elderly BMI
impractical d/t difficulty with ht measurements
malnutrition - elderly wt worry signs
5 lbs or 5% in one month
10 lbs or 10% in 6 months
AK=alcoholic ketoacidosis
x
AK - precipitated by
heavy ETOH ingestion with little or no food
AK - onset
24-72 hours after ingestion
AK - lab result
anion gap metabolic acidosis usually, but could be mixed
AK - tx
5% dextrose in normal saline, maybe B12
AK - insulin
no need, levels will regulate once volume is restored