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USMLE ALGORITHMS: DIABETES MELLITUS Type 1 and 2

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This video clip is going to discuss Diabetes Type 1, and Type 2:
-The diagnosis, symptoms, management, complications, and management of complications
Topics that will be covered:
-Symptomology
-Diagnosis
-Treatment
-Long term Management of Disease
-Complications and Management of Complications: - DKA - HONK
-CCS Hits for DKA

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  • there is one mistake regarding HTN control .. it should be less than 130 not 140 as he said

  • Hey can you please tell me the source you are using. I used AFP guidelies and wrote this algorithm in 2009 where it was the latest recommendation. If they have changed it please tell me your source. Thanks. @TurkiMD

  • a couple of pointers. I know this is only a review but it would help if you explained he most basic concepts as you go. This way we can all be on the same page.

  • they give me only 10 minutes to work with on youtube. I could talk for an hour if given the time..haha..sorry

  • I would love to however they limit me to 10 minutes for youtube videos

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  • @josephmedman These are really awesome! You could always do a part 1 part 2 sorta thing.

  • DM 1 pts need to get annual flu shots and pneumococcal vaccine? I bet the relationship is somewhere in there deeply hidden. In Mx of DKA, u do not need two large bore cannulas for insulin;u need it for fluid resuscitation..lol! Is important to note he specifies on diagnostic determination of these DM subsets, differential investigations are not really relevant for suspicion of DM at any stage and age. Need to concentrate on clinical pharmacy of metformin understandable!

  • I learned the same material in pharmacy school, maybe I can take the USMLE.

    Anyway, according to JNC7 and ADA guideline, hypertension should be less than 130 mm Hg (not less than 140 mm Hg)

  • Patients with diabetes should achieve a target blood pressure of less than 130/80 mm Hg.

  • One of the screening modalities now is included HbA1C>6.5%, If + repeat testing.

    Potassium reserves on DKA are actually depleted, hyper K is due to extracell shift due to lack of insulin. Treat for DKA with insulin and I.V fluids is added K when its level goes <4.5 mEq/l or if K level is normal is added with IV fluids since the beginning.

  • One of the screening modalities now is included HbA1C>6.5%, If + repeat testing.

  • вся информация для работы врачем в США usmle-rus.info

  • In diabetes the target bp should be less than 130 syst. source uworld ccs

  • Great Videos. I found your site while searching the main search url in youtube. Just love it!.

  • Thanks!!!

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