Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA) Emergency Treatment & Management Guidelines, Medicine Lecture, USMLE

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

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[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Thank you Eesa Ismail for your kind comments. 😊 Stay tuned for more videos.

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Wow!best ever explanation of DKA

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[@mamiemalako2700]

As a newly qualified nurse, I never understood how to treat DKA. Never stop making these videos. very informative. THANK YOU

[@Drtehminah]

Never understood DKA better ever before, thankyou for existing on youtube.

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I am a registered nurse from Canada, your vedios are amazing and very simple to understand ❤best explanation ever

[@SnyderERT]

As a new graduate nurse in the ER this is the BEST video I have ever seen to help me understand the pathophysiology of of DKA as well as intervention prioritization that goes along with its management. THANK YOU!

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

So kind of you. I am glad you found it helpful 🙂

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Thank you Jack Zaw. Stay tuned for more 😊

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[@JustMe-mi4vu]

This was a very clear and concise explanation of how to medically address DKA for a hospitalized patient. As an RN who has had limited exposure to DKA medical emergencies, I thank you, Dr. Fazal, for your expertise in educating me on the fundamentals as well as appropriate treatment options.

[@raveenakandera3699]

Sir your videos are lifesaver of many medical students ....Thank you so much sir ....

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Very helpful videos sir… u r literally saving lots of patients by teaching very important emergencies to doctors like us ….🙏😍

[@kiratrai1240]

Throughout my medical career i was struggling to understand the administration of insulin and Rx of DKA. I dont know how you made it so simple to understand. Now i got the confidence to understand and treat the patient myself ! Thank u Dr for such a wonderful video !

[@badassWendyx]

Thank you Dr, as a brand new ICU nurse this has helped me tremendously with understanding why insulin drips are started and what to expect.

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Wendy I am very glad to hear that. Keep supporting 😊

[@tenzinsaldon3311]

That’s exactly how I felt. I am new ICU nurse. Thank you.

[@myadaelamein3419]

Iam intern.. But this is the first time to understand dka by this clear way.. Thank you.. Please don't stop like this videos

[@anandshelkande]

Sir You are a gift for new doctors like me Who are new to ICU Things looks more simple after viewing your lectures God bless you

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Sir u explain every concept so perfectly kash hamare med school k teachers bhi aise hi sikhate hume ....you are the best sir tysm for all the amazing vds plz keep sharing more

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Great videos. Lots of love and blessings. M indian and really appreciate u bcz such videos will help dr .to treat better and help humanity.

[@nicolejohnson5604]

Thank you so much for these my child has been dealing with this multiple times in the past 6 months. A couple of times he sick due to a bug and food poisoning. I never really understood until you mentioned ketones in blood.

[@rajeevkrish870]

Don't stop of making these kind of videos which your are doing. it's my sincere request sir It's extremely helpful for nurses as well as doctors. Please make more videos. In this video's you explanation, and your are elaborating the things that's amazing which that enters directly to the 🧠 🙏👍🙏🙏🙏😁

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I don't words to express my gratitude sir, may God bless with abundantly 🙏🙏

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

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[@lintuthomas4793]

Am an ER nurse. But this helped me a lot to understand sir. Thank u so much

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You are a great teacher...Masha Allah...amazing presentation..

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Very kind of you 😊

[@bhulbai27]

Sir Im an Island Resort Nurse, and my management of my patients is always from your videos. Mabuhay ka Sir. Salute

[@dineshlama7164]

Thank you doctor for making it so simple.. Things change with time, I did not see using D10W in DKA any more in my hospital, but overall excellent video, looking forward to watch most of your videos. I am your new student now.. thank you for helping students ...

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Always felt medicine hard to read but after your video everything felt easy thank u sir

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Bibek pathak, I am very happy to hear that. 😊

[@nabeehaessam2084]

Most comprehensive and Excellent explanation on DKA and it's management

[@pwd12345.]

Your teaching is superb...a great impact on my learning in just a short video !! THANK YOU!

[@ImranKhan-cg7ug]

Was never taught in medical college by professor in such a conceptual way...keep it up sir and male more such videos to clear our concepts in such topics..May God bless you

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

So Nice of you Imran khan. I am very happy to hear that you found my videos helpful. Keep supporting 😊 ❤️

[@riteshchand5757]

Thanks sir, books se pdke pata hi ni lgta real scenario m krna kya h . U make it easy for me.👍

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

I am very glad to hear that Ritesh. Keep supporting 😊

[@arishsyed4464]

BEST EVER Explaination on DKA, Massive Thanks!! ❤

[@maihassan2725]

what i've learned from this video: 1- diabetic ketoacidosis is an extreme metabolic state caused by insulin deficiency it's acute state of severe uncontrolled blood glucose 2- if the cause is dehydration then give fluids, if the cause is hyperglycemia give insulin 3- pass 2 large iv canula and start fluid 0.9% saline over 1 hour if the systolic blood pressure is less than 90mmHg give 50ml in 15mins 4- ask patients for test labs as: ABGs, blood glucose and blood kelones, electrolytes, CBC,ECG and CRP 5- start insulin and aim for drop of blood ketones 0.5mmol/hr and blood glucose by 54mg/dl aim for rise of venous bicarb by 3mmol/L/hr

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I have learned a lot through this video. Thank you very much Dr.Waqas Fazal.

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mind blowing stuff..this man was sent by alliens to help poor humans.tq v much sir.

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

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Thank you Doctor, you make medicine so easy to understand. You are a gem , God bless you Sir

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Very thorough….covered all the important points..u deserve applause….

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Thank you sir .. this is taught so beautifully!!!!😊 Love support from india 🇮🇳

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Very well explained doc.as I was always confused about complex treatment and why bicarbs are not given..you made it clear every doubt of mine.I have started watching your videos I totally liked them.Keep the good work doc.you have special power to teach all of us here.

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Shivani Singh so kind of you. I am very glad that you found my videos helpful. Keep supporting 😊

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Thank you so much. For such an important topic with so many moving parts, this was very well put together in an easy to digest manner!

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Thank you for making this kind of videos. It is easy to understand and now I clearly understand dka management.

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U just made DKA crystal clear thank u so much plz make more videos found this best channel today😊

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This lecture is very interesting and conceptual. You are a great teacher. Thank you so much.

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Excellent presentation and step wise elaboration. The more i am seeing your content the more i am loving it. Best wishes !

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Very good videos. Can you do one thing like you end your video by putting a case related to that topic, will be helpful in solving exam questions.

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I thank you DR in assisting us understand better DKA, never stop giving us this information,thank you

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

I am glad that you found it helpful 😊

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Thank you Dr. Fazal for this amazing explanation.

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Excellent explanation

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[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Thank you Melese Mengesha. Hospital duties leave me with lesser time for videos. But I am working on some very interesting topics that I will upload very soon. 😊

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Your videos are so conceptual sir ❤ Truely amazing Huge respect Form India 😊

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Thank you Monit Sundriyal. 😊

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I never found a lecturer like u ...sir really very interesting waiting for more vedios thanks a lot....👍👍😍

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So Nice of you. Keep supporting 😊

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Thank you sir for being very effective and simply the topic 😊 god bless you 🙏

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Amazing sir completely understand the management of DK you are great sir😊

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Wow sir I'm 1st time watching your session,,,mind blowing explanation,,, every thing is clear after watching your video

[@danielhamilos6955]

Hello Dr. Fazal, Thank you for this excellent lecture! I believe your summary diagram at time 20:19 contains an error ("decreased insulin in cells"). This error does not appear in the summary diagram at time 2:02. I want to point this out so that viewers will not be confused by the summary diagram at 20:19. Thank you!

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[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Thank you very much. Sure I will. Stay tuned 😊

[@MadzHere75]

My fiance passed in 2020,Travis was 48,Diabetic 2. He had been feeling sick. Had a fever. My pug also bit his 👋 thumb, I think she knew he was sick. HE had direah, we had a 900am.Dr appointment. HE passed as I was giving him CPR from 911-916am. I couldn't get air into his chest no matter how hard- I tried, I kept sweeping his mouth, A clear mucus like alien slime was so thick. It was blocking 🚫 the breath I was trying to give him. He was talking to me- Then he starry eyed leaned back, and we told one another we loved one another ♡ Thank you, God for that. But we stayed calm ,Justified his symptoms. Rationalizing and, convinced that we were OK 👍 to get to Dr. In am and he would be OK. But we were scared. I thought he had Covid. It was only April 6th 2020 and at that time - We Had zero cases reported in Connecticut. However NYC was climbing in infected patients. He was a child social worker. He worked with Father's and Children. He started the first Father Daughter dance here in Connecticut, He also independently started a diaper drive. He was a good man. We never made it to that 9am Dr appt. He was having a fever and direah. But we rationalizing and Justified symptoms 😢 bc we were scared. He never said, I can't breathe.... His sugar level was in 80"s! So his keytones were prob high according to what I'm listening. He passed in route at 9:25am. I gave CPR from 911-916am... I have a fire station across my street. Bf they got my door open I was yelling he needs sugar! I THOUGHT what I was seeing ,Low sugar pre coma symptoms. I never seen someone talking and so calm.😕 I think he was at peace, with going home. He said I love you. And those were his last words. Again I am grateful 🙏 for this.. But I still don't know what happened to him. In 2020, Drs werw saying Covid didn't have direah as a symptom. But he was hiding that 🤔 from me. I found a big mess in the bathroom the next day. He missed the toilet. Yet somehow had the strength to shower, and get dressed for Dr appt. Little did I know that was the last time ,I would see him. My point 👉 is GET TO ER. Travis was prob scared he would end up dying on a ventilator alone. As that was the only treatment in the early days of this plague. But again- Take your loved one to the Emergency room. It could save their lives! 💞💞💞💞💞💞 Thank u ,Doctor for explaining this to me. I'm not sure what happened. But he did say his lower back was hurting that night before.. Again his sugar level was in the 60 to 80 range, so the fire ,and EMTs weren't saying much. They were asking me ,If he's ever had a heart attack before? And @48 ,I said no. I saw he was tracking his heart rate on his phone - 3 weeks bf he passed. But he never told me. Again, I think he knew. And his sprit left his body,Before the Emts came in the house. I knew he was gone. I prayed 🙏 they could get him back. But the Heart machine they had on him . Said DO not shock. He had a low heart beat, My CPR worked. But, knew deep down he was gone. ' Ty for helping others understand 💓 ' Rest easy Travis West 🙏 Connecticut, USA 🇺🇸 I miss you.

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Excellent Dr fazal I really enjoyed your lectures

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As a medical officer today, I came to know this properly.😅 Thank you sir

[@abhishekreddy2927]

amazing lecture sir, never forget the treatment on dka so helpful, thank you so much sir

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

So Nice of you. I am happy you found it helpful. 😊

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This lecture is really helpful foe me......thank u so much sir ....🙏🙏🙏

[@MHT_Official]

Best Explanation Ever. Sir, Can you please Recommend some Good Clinical Books. Which can Explain these types of diseases in such details. Please

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You are the best teacher Sir ! 🎉

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Excellent teaching please keep making such videos

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Thank you Rumjhum Datta. 😊

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Brilliantly explained

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Respect for you sir from India 🇮🇳

[@ahmedahm1]

Beware, there is a new form of DKA called euglycemic DKA (normoglycemic DKA) which happens rarely if a T2D patient takes an SGLT2 inhibitor. This DKA is characterized by normoglycemia i.e. BG < 200 or 250 mg/dl

[@MadzHere75]

? Travis was diabetic 2 and on a new insulin pill ? He was also on a High Blood pressure medication. The day he passed his sugar level was normal.

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​@@MadzHere75wow, sis situations like this leaves us with so many unanswered questions 😢

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Exellant doctor thank you for all lecture god bless you

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Please keep making more such lectures

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Very informative and helpful sir

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Mind blowing lecture plz make such videos sir I'm vry much happy to hear ur lecture Plz make a video on myocardial infarction

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Kazi Sumaiya, very kind of you to say that. Please checkout my playlist on emergency medicine. I have already uploaded more lectures. 😊

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You are the best on KZbin!!!

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Thank you very much for your very kind words. 😊

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Thanks sir for explaining the concept in a very nice way ❤

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Thanks so much for sharing this kind of videos, now I am trying to watch all ur videos, such a great content sir

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

I am glad to hear that. 😊 You're welcome.

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One of the best lectures i have seen so far ,thank u sir👌

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Sir. Very very very helpful video for us...tha ls for this wonderful explanation on dka

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Sir I am working as Jr consultant & your videos really helps me alot . Keep uploading such videos sir 👍🏻👌🏻

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

So Nice of you. I am glad you found it helpful 🙂

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Assalam alaikum...only one word i want to say for Ur lectures ..... "MASHALLAH "

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Walaikmasalam... So Nice of you Zameer. Keep supporting 😊

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don't u think adding such (mashallah, bismillah, subhanallah,walla,cutmulla, D'allh) comments makes any sense (religious hypocrisy or arrogancy 🙀🙀)

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Sir please continue to these kind lectures 🙏 thank u so much

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for the kind of support you people give i surely will never stop. 😊

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Amazing.. Very impressive and conceptual lecture.

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Really you are such a great teacher... Thank u sir...

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Dr plzz cover alll the cases in internal medicine!! How to treat palpitations everythng

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Sir please make the video lecture of hyponatremia and hypernatremia

[@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

Sure I will. Stay tuned 😊

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Thanks you sir... You have cleared my so many doubt about DKA.. 💐💐

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U r too good, Way of explaining each and every aspect

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Amazing Lecture….Good job doc

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Wonderful explanation doctor, thank u, keep making videos