Diabetes Flashcards

1
Q

what type of hypersensitivity is DM type 1

A

Type IV hypersensitivity

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2
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DKA and relationship to K

A

Blood K+ high

intracellular K+ low

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3
Q

Cells make insulin but body doesn’t respond to the insulin (insulin resistance)

A

DM type 2

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4
Q

fasting glucose level for
Prediabetes
Diabetes

A

100-125

>=126

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5
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Random glucose for Diabetes diagnosis

A

> =200

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6
Q

Oral glucose tolerance test (2hrs) diagnosis for
prediabetes
diabetes

A

140-199

>=200

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7
Q

HbA1C
prediabetes
diabetes

A

5.7-6.4

>=6.5

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8
Q

plasma glucose >600, ph >7.3, serum bicarb >15, small ketonuria, absent mild ketonemia, serum osmolality >320

A

HHS

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9
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glucose >200, ph <7.3, serum bicarb <15, ketonuria and ketonemia present

A

DKA

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10
Q

labs for DKA

A
	K, Na, HCO3, Cl, Glucose
	BUN/Creatine
	B-hydroxybutyrate
	Venous Blood Gas
	Ca, Mg, Phos
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11
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new onset diabetes labs

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 Diabetes-associated antibodies (glutamic acid decarboxylase antibodies, insulin auto-antibodies, islet cell antibodies, and zine transporter 8 antibodies)
 Hemoglobin A1C, insulin C-peptides
 Celiac Panel
 Thyroglobulin antibodies

(GAD-65
IA-2, IA-2B)

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12
Q

cardiac monitoring for DKA

A

T wave alterations due to hyper or hypokalemia

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13
Q

what blood glucose level do you add dextrose to IV fluids when treating DKA

A

200-250…adjust fluids to prevent rapid drop in glucose (>100mg/dl/hr)

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14
Q

In DKA insulin infusion is started at __u/kg/hr

A

0.1unit/kg/hr

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15
Q

When do you transition a DKA pt from your IV infusions to subq

A

pH is >7.3 and bicarb is >18 or kenonemia has resolved

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16
Q

most serious complication of pediatric DKA

A

Cerebral Edema

17
Q

what lab tests need to be checked before starting metformin

A

LFTs

18
Q

side effects of Metformin

A

most common is GI upset
rare side affect is lactic acidosis

dont mix with alcohol - increases risk of lactic acidosis

19
Q

medication that increases risk of lactic acidosis with Metformin

A

Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors such as topiramate