1. Case 6 A 54 year old obese person come in emergency with altered consciousness level and increase respiratory rate (tachypnia) for last 4 hours. He is having history of uncontrolled diabetes mellitus since 15 years, as he was not following any medical advice from physician. He was on insulin therapy for 3 years, but he was not taking regular dose of insulin. Patient's relative is telling that he is also having complain of weakness and decrease urine output for last 2 days.

2. On General examination, physician noted Dryness of mouth Pale & dry conjunctive Shrunken eye ball. Feeble (low volume) pulse Tachypnea (increase respiratory rate) Tachycardia (increase heart rate) Very low blood pressure (70/40 mm Hg). Doctor makes admission in ICU and asked immediately for blood investigation.

3. Laboratory Investigation ParameterValueReference range RBS500 mg/dl140 mg/dl Serum Acetone 10 mg/dl<1 mg/dl Serum Creatinine2.5 mg/dl0.4 - 1.4 mg/dl Blood Urea150 mg/dl15 - 45 mg/dl Serum Na+120 mmol/l135 - 145 mmol/l Serum K+6.0 mmol/l3.5 - 5.0 mmol/l pH7.17.35 - 7.45 pO295 mmHg90 - 100 mmHg pCO224 mmHg32 - 40 mmHg HCO3- (Bicarbonate)12 mmol/l24 - 32 mmol/l

4. Diagnosed = “Diabetic ketoacidosis with acute renal failure” Advised to following treatment. Inj normal saline fast I.V. (4-5 litre in 1 st 24 hrs) Until systolic blood pressure reaches to normal Inj Human Insulin injection slow infusion I.V. As per blood sugar level Inj Bicarbonate 200 ml I.V. K+ Binding resin Sachets Orally. Urinary catheterization done. But urine output is nil

5. T o follow below protocol for treatment of this patient. If RBS > 200 mg/dl ---> Give Normal Saline + Human Insulin If RBS Give Dextrose Saline + Human Insulin

6. Doctor asked to repeat following investigation during management RBS every 2 hourly. Serum K+ level after 4 hours. Arterial Blood Gas analysis after 6 hours (if require)

7. 24 hours after admission and intensive care He get consciousness, normal respiration, normal blood pressure & 1200 ml of urine output. RBS = 150 mg% with Human insulin infusion Serum acetone = 2 mg/dl Electrolyte and ABG = Normal. He shifted to ward & remained admitted for 5 days in hospital. On discharge, physician advises to take prescribe insulin dose regularly as well as regular follow up with FBS & PP2BS.

8. Question Case 6 1.Give explanation for altered consciousness and increase respiratory rate in this case. 2.What metabolic and functional abnormality can occur due to increase acetone level? 3.Why after 24 hours serum acetone came down nearer to normal level? 4.What is patho-physiology behind decrease urine output in this patient? 5.Give comment on patient ABG report. 6.Give biochemical reason for increase K+ level in this case. 7.What is biochemical reason for giving dextrose saline plus human insulin infusion if RBS is below 200 mg%? 8.How bicarbonate, insulin and K+ binding resin reduce serum potassium level?

9. Answer Case 6

10. Pathophysiology of DM

11. Give explanation for altered consciousness and increase respiratory rate in this case.  Reason of Unconsciousness in DKA Dehydration Shock  Reason of Tachypnea in DKA Metabolic acidosis Due to compensatory response after carotid receptor stimulation

12. What metabolic and functional abnormality can occur due to increase acetone level? Decrease Blood pressure Decrease cardiac contractility Alteration in cardiac rhythme Arterial vasodilation and hypotension Increase insulin resistance Alteration in Oxygen binding capacity Impair consciouness level

14. Effect of Acidosis on O2- CO2 diffusion

16. Why after 24 hours serum acetone came down nearer to normal level? Is it because of >>>>>>> ???? 1.Normal saline ? 2.Insulin ? 3.Dextrose ?

17. What is patho-physiology behind decrease urine output in this patient? 1.Dehydration 2.Hypotension 3.Decrease renal flow 4.Pre-Renal – Acute renal failure

18. Give comment on patient ABG report. ValueRef. ValueInterpretation pH 7.17.35 - 7.45Low Acidosis pO29590 - 100 mmHgNormal pCO22432 - 40 mmHgLow Indicate Alkalosis. (Compensatory) HCO3-1224 - 32 mmol/lLow Indicate Acidosis Uncompensated Metabolic Acidosis

19. Give biochemical reason for increase K+ level in this case.

20. Renal Mechanism of H+ excretion & HCO3- reabsorption

22. What is biochemical reason for giving dextrose saline plus human insulin infusion if RBS is below 200 mg%? What should be physician priority to correct earliest in DKA? Hyperglycemia? Acidosis due to acetone? Hyperkalemia due acidosis due to acetone? Hypotension due to dehydration due to acetone & glucose?

23. Which molecule come to normal level easly and faster with insulin ? Glucose Potassium Acetone H+ Would you like to give insulin for Shorter period? Longer period?

24. How bicarbonate, insulin and K+ binding resin reduce serum potassium level? Sodium Polystyrene Sulfonate Cation Resin

25. Insulin stimulate S.GLUT receptor

27. Potassium correction with HCO3-