Diabetes Mellitus

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What are the signs and symptoms of a person experiencing ketoacidosis or DKA caused by their diabetes?

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Specializes in CMSRN.

Is this a homework question?

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Specializes in Emergency Nursing.

If this is a homework question, the answer is in your med-surg textbook.

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I'm surprised you weren't too lazy to create an account and type out this question.

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Can't you find this out with Google?

Making an account on a forum seems like so much work for homework you don't want to do yourself.

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But, since it is your name I'm guessing you made your account with Facebook. I did that, had to change my user name.

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Specializes in Hospital medicine; NP precepting; staff education.

Reference:

Allnurses. (2015). Diabetes mellitus. Retrieved from https://allnurses.com/general-nursing-discussion/diabetes-mellitus-1015906.html#post8719543

Yeah. I don't think that will fly.

what do you think they are? What have you read? Researched?

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Specializes in orthopedic/trauma, Informatics, diabetes.

DKA is ketoacidosis. Type I? DM2? They have Hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state

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Reference:

Allnurses. (2015). Diabetes mellitus. Retrieved from https://allnurses.com/general-nursing-discussion/diabetes-mellitus-1015906.html#post8719543

:roflmao:

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Specializes in Behavioral Health.

Enlarged lymphzones, agranulocytosis of the lips and tongue, Chadwick's sign, and borborygmus.

You're welcome.

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Specializes in Hospital medicine; NP precepting; staff education.
Enlarged lymphzones, agranulocytosis of the lips and tongue, Chadwick's sign, and borborygmus.

You're welcome.

Oh Dogen. :)

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Enlarged lymphzones, agranulocytosis of the lips and tongue, Chadwick's sign, and borborygmus.

You're welcome.

I have borborygmus right now. WK, can you check my shuga?

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