Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA) Explained Clearly Remastered - DKA Pathophysiology

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[@carsonsavrick4764]

Why is it that people think DKA wont happen in type 2. If there is low insulin activity due to insulin resistance, wouldn't you expect DKA? Just like in type 1.

[@JoeyDaBull]

@@carsonsavrick4764 LoL hence where its shown none of these people actually know the true mechanisms. Scratching the appearance of the surface. The silence tells all.... Great comment Carson.

[@drhanafayyad4347]

I like the way u clarify the pathophysiolgy of disease or medical issues, only herein there is one error; human cells have no wall but a membrane wherein receptors are entrenched.

[@TheHeyDood]

In RN school. Love the these videos....when I know the detailed physio behind it... I don't have to memorize.

[@RajKumar-ey6tg]

Excellent video sir 🤗but we also want management of DKA too..... 😊

[@danamarriee]

Thank you for this video. I’m going to NP school and have binge watching your videos for a refresher course.

[@shonezhao8109]

Another very important point is that the ketones are metabolized through Kreb cycle. Every chemical in the Kreb cycle is a form of sugar. When there's not enough insulin, the Kreb cycle shuts down, and beta degradation increases. This leads to rapid increase of ketone bodies. Therefore, the key issue of treating DKA is to restore the Kreb cycle to help burn off ketone bodies and reverse acidosis.

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These are best lecture. So genius is tha man I need urinalysis but it need dollars and i left.

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Even I thought everything was free

[@aporifera]

I'm here because I've been struggling with ketones since I've been diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. I've been managing everything that enters my mouth, food to the gram and 2.7QT of water per day, and I have not had 250+ or 70- for 5 days. I'm also on a pump so there should never be a lack of insulin. Yet I'm STILL getting ketones in the higher range (high according to my test strips but not to the point of DKA). No starvation, no dehydration, no lack of insulin, no hyperglycemia, no infection, so why? Could anyone please help me with a POSSIBLE explanation? Thanks!

[@AlwayzPr0]

Excellent video

[@LisaDonovan-ze6cm]

where is the DKA treatment video that you mentioned at the end of first video?

[@amirmuhammed2065]

Great , so nicely explained 👌, thanks

[@Rae-Karma]

My grandad is in the severe rn

[@neiljohnson9686]

How is this different from doing a keto diet?

[@ZantherStone]

Anyone know what was remastered in this video compared to the one from 8 years ago

[@jennysoleil4844]

Will the treatment video be made soon?

[@cmcveigh130]

Thank you!

[@hunterwebb5380]

Am i able to use this video as a reference?

[@emmskimo8046]

My little sister died of this in november

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