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- pathophysiology Categorize the clinical manifestations and diagnostic lab values most associated with hyperosmolar coma vs. diabetic ketoacidosis Answer options: Decreased level of consciousness caused by osmotic cell shriveling Insulin is low Ketoacids Decreased level of consciousness caused by decreased pH Blood glucose >600 mg/dL Insulin is absent Blood glucose of 300 to 600 mg/dL No ketoacidsbackground information: You will need to burn 100 Cal extra per day for 45 days (above and over your regular routine including exercise). 15 min of mild workout, jogging or 30 min walk will burn approximately 100 calories. Question: What will be status of your blood VLDL and HDL after one year if you carried out this assignment for one year without changing your caloric intake? Explain the reason for your answer.Order: regular humbling insulin at 8 units/hr IV. Available: 50 units insulin in 150 mL of 0.9 % NS. What rate in mL/hr will infuse 8 units/hr?
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- Pathology results of a DKA diagnosed patient are as follows: Glucose 28 mmol/L Potassium 5.8 mEq/L Explain the above values and describe the pathophysiology associated with these results.Prednisone 5mg Quantity: CLXIV 5 tabs po qd x4 d, taper down by one tablet every 5 d for 15 d then ss po qd. How many tablets should you dispense? this is the full questionPR Glucose (A/G) is reliable or not?
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