Very great video and explanation...moreover it is very practical. Thank you very much ; hope to see more videos on these difficult topics such as treatment of acute renal failure and septic shock as well.
1st:Thnx alot for ur effort n it is avery nice discussion 2nd: which type of insulin is used 3rd: are these patients have to be admitted to ICU? thnx again
I hope it's ok if I add this. Regular insulin is never mixed in D5 sol always in NSS. But you are right, being cognizant of the solution the patients' other meds are mixed is important.. e.g antibiotics, steroids, etc could be mixed in a dextrose-based sol. Thanks again!
Never hold the insulin infusion for a low potassium especially in Type 1 Diabetes and hoping that the potassium will improve ! You should be very aggressive ! with potassium replacement with 40mmol/L of fluids .. Otherwise, the presentation is good !
