Hyperosmolar Hyperglycemic State (HHS) vs DKA, Hyperglycemic Nonketotic Coma Syndrome Management

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nice presentation, very well explained. But do we give 0.9% or 0.45% saline. This is HHS and its a hyperosmolar state, so hypotonic saline might be better

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Sir, In Our hospital we donot correct Potassium. We give Insulin only in DKA

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Glucose uptake in brain is insulin independent ,,

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Sir what can i do in a hypertensive pt in fluid correction?? It rises blood pressure then what can i do??

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Glucose uptake in brain cells is not regulated by insulin

Neurons does not need insulin for glucose uptake ,

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Brain cell don't depend on insuline they receive glucose through glut 4 receptor which are no dependent on insuline same like in RBCs ?

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How to give fluid in such patients if the patient has bilateral crepts and pedal edema?

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Sir, i got a patient with BP shooting up to 240/120mmHg and Blood glucose was >700mg/dl..... patient was drowsy, there were crepts in the chest and urine output reduced.... planter was babinski+.......i didn't have facility to do CT-scan or other sophisticated investigations at primary health care level.....i indeed given her lasix (frusemide), insulin, oxygen but as BP was so high and it could be anything like MI/CVA alongwith HHS, so i was skeptical about giving IV fluids......i ultimately had to refer her to a higher centre.



How else was i supposed to treat her?? Should i be giving her IV fluid in this scenario to her??

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