Test your wealth of knowledge on Diabetic Emergencies. 15 Questions
Slow pulse
Pale, clammy skin
Elevated blood pressure
Decreased respiratory rate
A migraine.
Alcohol intoxication.
A severed spinal cord
A swollen or deformed lower extremity.
Food intake with glucose therapy.
Medication with charcoal intake.
Medication to stimulate the liver with fat intake.
The need for glucose with the available insulin supply.
Shock
Aspiration
Hypotension
Hyperglycemia
Sugar.
Insulin.
Glucose.
Aspartame.
Type I diabetes.
Type II diabetes.
Type III diabetes.
Adult sugar disorder.
Eating a regularly scheduled meal
Unusual exercise or fatigue
Overeating
Infection
On the tongue of a conscious patient.
On the tongue of an unconscious patient.
Between the cheek and gum of a conscious patient.
Between the cheek and gum of an unconscious patient.
Pancreatic acids
Glucose and carbon dioxide
Glucose and fatty acids
Ketones and fatty acids
Before
After
Less than 50
Less than 60
Less than 70
Less than 80
More than 40 if clinically indicated
Less than 40 if clinically indicated
Same as adult
True
False
20 gm
25 gm
50 gm
100 gm
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