Diabetic Ketoacidosis (Diabetes Type I) Management Summary

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[mevixji]

*My daughter drinks lots of water and urinates with the same rate, there are no other symptoms to show if those have anything to do with diabetes. This is a good information that I have gone through **Diabets.Care** She is 2 years 9 months, hale and healthy, have not done any blood test. But I am not certain if one can get diabetes at such a tender age. Please I will like to know more on that*

[moeop]

I had ketoacidosis I had vomiting and toxic in my blood and I had mental confision and this was 5 years ago im still not over it but now im so much better cause my HBA1C is 6.2 now

[erikepskamp]

Thank you Armando, this is a clear explanation. Have you done a video for Hyperglycemic Hyperosmolar Nonketotic Coma? Another (unrelated) video that I would like to suggest is about autonomic dysreflexia. I find your videos helpful and use them in my teaching in paramedic class. Keep up the good work.

[shijink]

A life saver Very beautifully explained in such short time

[sarahheath]

My mum died from this. Her autopsy showed she had pneumonia and bronchitis which caused diabetic ketoacidosis 🥺 we all had the cold at the same time so we thought that she only had a cold but we were terribly wrong.

[JUSTtinaChen]

Love your videos! I love studying diseases too and do it in my free time when I'm not studying or I use your videos to connect or get extra information I want!

[Kassiex]

I loveee the penmanship & artistic skills

[rachealnamwinga]

You are the best.. Please continue what You've been doing..🇿🇲

[Matches]

I went exactly through all of this before I was admitted to the ER. I was hours away from a comatose. So thank you for helping me learn more about my diagnosis.

[bigmanbazzaaa]

I went into keatoacidosis once. I can say that so far, it has been the single-handedly worst experience I’ve ever had in my life. It all happened overnight so I didn’t have any idea until I woke up (a Saturday so i didn’t wake until around 11 am). Constant vomiting, nausea, and exhausted for about an hour until my parents rushed me to the hospital. I recovered quickly but it definitely makes me very anxious when my keytones go above 0.1, even though that is a fairly safe keytone level.

Due to how long my keytones would’ve been high for (at least 8 hours), I feel lucky for having made a quick and full recovery from it. Thank god for free healthcare.

[amberatkinson]

I love your videos, you have such a talent for explaining and illustrating thanks so much for sharing.

[TutunChanda]

Your videos nearly save my every exams.. Thanks man

[rfqnnda]

Thank you this explanation really understandable and the drawing too

[sashamclaren]

Just subscribed, great explanation thank you very much

[vasuntharadevi]

Excellent lecture and interesting... Thank u sir... plz upload more sir...

[amitjha]

Pls make Videos on Electrolyte imbalances.. Metabolic Acidosis.. Alkalosis.. Respiratory Acidosis.. Alkalosis..pls sir🙏🙏

[kamalkant]

as usual ur videos clear concept in very short time

[theapprenticemedia]

great video! would love to see some vids on electrolyte imbalances

[Flashlucifer]

Thank you sir for explaining very well...🙏🏻

[nirmalsvlog]

Thank you sir for the short and xute explanation 👍👍👍👍👍