Diabetic Ketoacidosis - ANS-kind 1, metabolic acidosis, ketones
HHS - ANS-hyperosmolarity, some circulating insulin, type 2
Hyperglycemia - ANS-blurred vision, extended thirst, frequent urination
Hypo glycemia - ANS-irritability, starvation, sweating
elevated risk elements for kind 1 diabetes(case examine) - ANS-Age sixteen, twin with kind 1,
Jayla Alvarez (pronouns she/her/hers), 49 years vintage case observe - ANS-multiplied thirst
common urination, fatigue
Jayla Alvarez (pronouns she/her/hers), 49 years vintage case take a look at related to kind 1 or
type 2 - ANS-Type 1-req. Insulin, recognized younger, t
ype 2-chance increases with age, lifestyle mod, weight problems
Jayle case take a look at hazard factors - ANS-forty nine, gestations diabetes, mom type 2
diabetes, BMI 31, HTN
The nurse practitioner (NP) diagnoses the customer with kind 2 diabetes. The NP counsels the
client approximately lifestyle adjustments, the newly prescribed metformin, and hyperglycemic
hyperosmolar syndrome (HHS) signs. Which of the subsequent signs ought to the NP consist of
for HHS?
A Dehydration, thirst, and muscle cramps
b Cool, clammy skin, and confusion
c Bradycardia and hypertension
d Kussmaul's respirations and fruity breath - ANS-a
The nurse practitioner (NP) evaluates a patron [INSERT diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes] who
presents with accelerated thirst, frequent urination, and excessive starvation. The consumer's
plasma glucose is 240 mg/dL and hemoglobin A1c is 8.5%. Which of the following have to the
NP encompass in the consumer's plan of care? Select all that observe.
A- Oral hypoglycemic agent
b- Oral glucose tolerance check
c-Insulin remedy
d- Continuous glucose monitoring
e- Lifestyle adjustments - ANS-a,c,d,e