Nursing Practice IV
Diabetes Mellitus & Endocrine Emergencies
14-page illustrated PNLE cram sheet
What it covers
- What insulin does, and the disease you get without it
- Type 1 and type 2 at the bedside — C-peptide, the honeymoon phase, and who gets which crisis
- Every insulin with its onset, peak and duration, and the timing rules that stop 2 a.m. lows
- Drawing up, mixing clear-before-cloudy, sites and rotation, storage
- Dawn phenomenon vs Somogyi — the 3 a.m. check that tells them apart
- The tablets and the newer injectables, each with its one exam trap
- Sick days, exercise rules, and the feet
- Hypoglycemia treated in minutes, DKA and HHS treated in the right ORDER — fluids, potassium, insulin
- Every endocrine emergency on one page
- The Philippine layer: the numbers, the law, and the family briefing
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