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Mehreen
IV 0.9 %
N/Saline
Systolic BP ≤
90
over ½-1
hr
tPA/anticoagulation Inotropes Diuresis Hemodialysis
Systolic BP >
90
over 2- 4
hrs
R
E
A
S
S
E
S
S
Any history of
Polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia, confusion, dizziness.
fever Pain abdomen, vomiting, Constipation, diarrhea
Shortness of breath, Urine output, missing of drugs
Look for:
Hydration status: (pulse,BP, PP,CRFT, skin turgor, color & temp of
peripheries)
→Conscious level/GCS
→Chest and cardiac examination & Bowel sounds
→Secure IV access & pass urinary
catheter
→Check BSL & Ketones 1-2 hrly
→ABGs, S/E, RFTS—4-8 hrly
→ECG , CXR/CBC ,Urine R/E, Septic
screen
Eu-natremia
CorrectedNa+
130-144
Corrected Na
OnceBSL≤ 200 mg/dl, shift to 5%D/W with 0.45%NaCl
R
E
A
S
S
E
S
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0.9% normal saline
0.45%
(1/2
) saline
@ 250-500
ml/hr acc. to
vol status
Hypernatremia
Corrected Na+
> 145
Calculatewater deficit
Hyponatremia
CorrectedNa+
< 130
Warm
peripheries
Wide PP,
Oliguria
Follow
sepsis
algorith
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Confusion
Postural
dizziness
Cramps Delayed
CRFT
Right Heart Failure
Pulmonar
y
embolis
m
No Pul.
Embolis
m
afeet
Raised
JVP.Edem
Tender Hepato
megaly
Clear
Chest
LVF
Non-cardiogenic
Cardiogenic
PULM EDEMA
SOB/ORTHO
PN Fine
CREPTS.N
EA/PN
D o
JVP
Anuria
NO anuria
HR ↓ BP BP less/Pulseless
Septic Shock Cardiogenic Shock
Moderate/Severe
Dehydration
1st action:
within ½
hr of
arrival
Potassium (mEq/L) Insulin
Regular insulin IVbolus @0.1 unit/kg
Regular insulin infusion @0.1 U/kg/hr
EIncrease rate by 0.5 units foreach50 mg/dl
rise in BSLor if it staysstatic.
EKeep target of lowering BSLat 50mg/dl/Hr
EOnce BSL≤200mg/dl:
Decreaseinfusion rate to 0.02-0.05u/kg/hr
 Shift fluid to 5%D/salineor D/0.45%Saline
Shift to S/C regimen when
appropriate (follow Transition to
S/C algorithm)
HCO3
-(mEq/L)
→Dilute 100mmol
of NAHCO3 in
400ml of water to
be infused
over 2-4hr
→Repeat
NAHCO3
pH > 6.8 + HCO3 < 8
mEq/L
Give K+ @ 20 - 40
mEq/hr) under
cardiac monitoring
Maintain Serum
K+ by adding KCL
20 mEq/L in each
fluid)
Absent bowel
sounds ECG
Changes
ECG
Changes
Start Insulin
Hemodialysis
if refractory
3.3 to 5.2 ≥5.3
<3.
3
HOLD Insulin
Ensure adequate renal
function (UOP ≈ > 50 ml/hr)
Patient presenting to
hospital
Assess pt. has ALL of 3
On arrival and repeated assessment include
RE- ASSESS
P A S S C V P / S H I F T T O I C U / C C U
after each step—for further treatment changes
pH ≤6.8
Criteria for HDU/ICU Admission Be Warned About Formulae
E E
E Elderly o
E Pregnancy o
E o
E o
E o
E o SpO2 < 92% on room air
E
 Never replace K+@>10 mEq/hr via peripheral & >20 mEq/hr
via CVline
 Changein corrected Na+SHOULDNOTBE>0.8–1.2 mmol/L /hr
 Decline in serum osmolality SHOULDNOTBE>1.2–1.8mOsm/L/hr
 Decline in BSLSHOULDNOTBE>70mg/dl/hr
 Changein rate of infusion & infusate should be basedon repeated
evaluation of clinical status , serum osmolality,HCO-
3 , BSLand
urinary electrolytes.
 Serum Osmolality=2(Na)+ BUN/2.8 + BSL/18  Free water deficit:
0.5 x weight(kgs) (current Na/ideal Na – 1)
 Anion Gap=(Na+ +K+)–(Cl- +HCO
-
)
 Bicarbonate replacement:
0.5 TBW (Desired HCO3 - Measured HCO3)
 To prepare 0.45% saline:
add 500 ml of 5% DW to 500 ml of 0.9% saline
 K+ replacement: deficit + daily requirement
0.4 {(4 – K+ level) body weight} + 1 mEq/kg
 To prepare 150 ml of 3% saline:
add 40 ml of NaHCO3 to 110 ml of 0.9% saline
 Corrected Na:
serum Na+ +1.6 x (BSL mg/dl- 100)
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DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE & MEDICAL ICU SZFPGMI LAHORE
DKA MANAGEM ENT ALGORITHM SZH FPGM I LAHORE
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DKA algorithm Finalized - AT LAST.pptx

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    3a i . Prof Azeem Taj, Prof. Dr. Uthman Ahmad EXTRACTED FROM UPTODATE & NHS GUIDELINES Dr Zara Farooq , Dr Mehreen IV 0.9 % N/Saline Systolic BP ≤ 90 over ½-1 hr tPA/anticoagulation Inotropes Diuresis Hemodialysis Systolic BP > 90 over 2- 4 hrs R E A S S E S S Any history of Polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia, confusion, dizziness. fever Pain abdomen, vomiting, Constipation, diarrhea Shortness of breath, Urine output, missing of drugs Look for: Hydration status: (pulse,BP, PP,CRFT, skin turgor, color & temp of peripheries) →Conscious level/GCS →Chest and cardiac examination & Bowel sounds →Secure IV access & pass urinary catheter →Check BSL & Ketones 1-2 hrly →ABGs, S/E, RFTS—4-8 hrly →ECG , CXR/CBC ,Urine R/E, Septic screen Eu-natremia CorrectedNa+ 130-144 Corrected Na OnceBSL≤ 200 mg/dl, shift to 5%D/W with 0.45%NaCl R E A S S E S S 0.9% normal saline 0.45% (1/2 ) saline @ 250-500 ml/hr acc. to vol status Hypernatremia Corrected Na+ > 145 Calculatewater deficit Hyponatremia CorrectedNa+ < 130 Warm peripheries Wide PP, Oliguria Follow sepsis algorith m Confusion Postural dizziness Cramps Delayed CRFT Right Heart Failure Pulmonar y embolis m No Pul. Embolis m afeet Raised JVP.Edem Tender Hepato megaly Clear Chest LVF Non-cardiogenic Cardiogenic PULM EDEMA SOB/ORTHO PN Fine CREPTS.N EA/PN D o JVP Anuria NO anuria HR ↓ BP BP less/Pulseless Septic Shock Cardiogenic Shock Moderate/Severe Dehydration 1st action: within ½ hr of arrival Potassium (mEq/L) Insulin Regular insulin IVbolus @0.1 unit/kg Regular insulin infusion @0.1 U/kg/hr EIncrease rate by 0.5 units foreach50 mg/dl rise in BSLor if it staysstatic. EKeep target of lowering BSLat 50mg/dl/Hr EOnce BSL≤200mg/dl: Decreaseinfusion rate to 0.02-0.05u/kg/hr  Shift fluid to 5%D/salineor D/0.45%Saline Shift to S/C regimen when appropriate (follow Transition to S/C algorithm) HCO3 -(mEq/L) →Dilute 100mmol of NAHCO3 in 400ml of water to be infused over 2-4hr →Repeat NAHCO3 pH > 6.8 + HCO3 < 8 mEq/L Give K+ @ 20 - 40 mEq/hr) under cardiac monitoring Maintain Serum K+ by adding KCL 20 mEq/L in each fluid) Absent bowel sounds ECG Changes ECG Changes Start Insulin Hemodialysis if refractory 3.3 to 5.2 ≥5.3 <3. 3 HOLD Insulin Ensure adequate renal function (UOP ≈ > 50 ml/hr) Patient presenting to hospital Assess pt. has ALL of 3 On arrival and repeated assessment include RE- ASSESS P A S S C V P / S H I F T T O I C U / C C U after each step—for further treatment changes pH ≤6.8 Criteria for HDU/ICU Admission Be Warned About Formulae E E E Elderly o E Pregnancy o E o E o E o E o SpO2 < 92% on room air E  Never replace K+@>10 mEq/hr via peripheral & >20 mEq/hr via CVline  Changein corrected Na+SHOULDNOTBE>0.8–1.2 mmol/L /hr  Decline in serum osmolality SHOULDNOTBE>1.2–1.8mOsm/L/hr  Decline in BSLSHOULDNOTBE>70mg/dl/hr  Changein rate of infusion & infusate should be basedon repeated evaluation of clinical status , serum osmolality,HCO- 3 , BSLand urinary electrolytes.  Serum Osmolality=2(Na)+ BUN/2.8 + BSL/18  Free water deficit: 0.5 x weight(kgs) (current Na/ideal Na – 1)  Anion Gap=(Na+ +K+)–(Cl- +HCO - )  Bicarbonate replacement: 0.5 TBW (Desired HCO3 - Measured HCO3)  To prepare 0.45% saline: add 500 ml of 5% DW to 500 ml of 0.9% saline  K+ replacement: deficit + daily requirement 0.4 {(4 – K+ level) body weight} + 1 mEq/kg  To prepare 150 ml of 3% saline: add 40 ml of NaHCO3 to 110 ml of 0.9% saline  Corrected Na: serum Na+ +1.6 x (BSL mg/dl- 100) 100 DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE & MEDICAL ICU SZFPGMI LAHORE DKA MANAGEM ENT ALGORITHM SZH FPGM I LAHORE TIER 1 TIER 2 TIER 3A TIER 3B TIER 3C TIER 3D TIER 3E TIER 4A TIER 4B TIER 4C TIER 5A TIER 5B TIER 5C TIER 6A TIER 6B TIER 7 I V Fluid T herap y until pH> 7.0 RE- ASSESS after each step—for further B e t C r a e u t a i o t u m s of e S n er t um c K h + anges