Diabetic ketoacidosis Lecture Part 2

[deepmeds]

Thanks for the easy elaboration....its really helps..

[Burpees4Water]

Keep up the great work, making medical education alot more interesting and easy to follow. thank-you

[lilsxxe28]

How did you get so smart & learn all this info??

[phoenixpineapple1]

:22 "I know, i'm a cheater. But you know what? It works, I don't care" hahah I rewound this like 15 times, hilarious.

[mickeymix25]

thanx buddy

i watched ur vid few days back n......

last night i saved a child

try 2 post more detailed vids on u tube

[EGEN123]

One question: Why do we give potassium when the patient is already hyperkalemic?

[tomiwa007]

@EGEN123 - because patients are pseudohyperkalemic secondary to the metabolic acidosis. You have to replete the potassium as soon as it reaches around 5 because insulin causes influx of glucose and potassium into the cells.

[aznladuk007]

@EGEN123 well you give fluids first...after you give this, you will find that we do not have hyperkalemia any more (it was fake) and they will actually be in hypokalemia (they lost a lot through vomiting etc) so now you must give K+

[aznladuk007]

@aznladuk007 it giving insulin will cause the fake glucose to go back in

[missmanjushri]

nice charli

[missmanjushri]

i love this thanks

[Lizzybest]

Awesome! Absolutely Awesome! Thanks! please review Autonomic Nervous system and how each nerve is affected. (somatic, pns cns) and how pharmacology affects CNS.

[Lizzybest]

Awesome! Absolutely Awesome! Thanks!

[nicecharlie]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH !!!!  Nice Charlie

[indogirl73]

You are so smart, thanks for posting ;)

[luna2914]

how about other emergencies to learn about

[86drd]

great job sir. would you kindly add videos on obs and gyne like placenta previa etc etc