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|a Levy, David.
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|a The Hands-On Guide to Diabetes Care in Hospital
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|a Intro -- Title page -- Copyright -- Preface -- Abbreviations -- PART 1 Basics -- 1 Classification of diabetes -- Phenotypic features of classical Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes -- 2 Targets for glycaemic control in hospital -- Myocardial infarction (Chapters 13 and 14) -- Stroke -- ICU/HDU -- Surgical patients (Chapter 27) -- References -- 3 Diagnosis of diabetes in hospitalised patients -- Stress hyperglycaemia -- 4 Nomenclature -- Capillary blood glucose -- VRIII (Variable Rate Intravenous Insulin Infusion, 'sliding scale' in the UK) -- HbA1c (glycated haemoglobin) -- References
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|a 5 Outline of physiology -- Insulin actions -- Diabetic ketoacidosis (Chapter 9) -- Insulin resistance -- Renal disease -- Hyperosmolar hyperglycaemic state -- Hypoglycaemia (Chapters 11 and 26) -- Further reading -- 6 Diabetes specialist nurses: roles and responsibilities -- PART 2 Acute diabetes problems -- 7 History taking in patients with diabetes -- Type of diabetes/diagnosis (Chapter 1) -- Duration of diabetes -- Treatment (Chapter 24) -- Complications -- 8 Assessment and initial management of patients presenting with high blood glucose levels to an emergency department
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|a Type 1 diabetes intercepted early In its course -- Poorly controlled patients with known Type 1 diabetes -- Newly presenting Type 2 diabetes -- Patients attending the ED with high blood glucose levels -- 9 Diabetic ketoacidosis -- Give soluble insulin intravenously at 6 U/hr -- Confirm the diagnosis -- Indicators of severity (Table 9.2) -- Overall management priorities -- ASK THE FOLLOWING after diagnosis, initial assessment and immediate treatment -- Acute management -- up to 4 hours -- Management from 4-12 hours -- Check electrolytes at 8 hours -- Management from 12-24 hours
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|a Planning for discharge -- Further reading -- 10 Hyperosmolar hyperglycaemic state (HHS) -- Confirm the diagnosis (Table 10.1) -- Indicators of severity (Table 10.2) -- Management priorities (Table 10.3) -- Correcting serum [Na+] for prevailing glucose -- ask THE FOLLOWING after diagnosis, initial assessment and treatment -- Complete any 'routine' investigations -- Additional history -- Prescriptions -- Continuing management up to 24-48 hours -- Continuing management -- usually after 24 hours -- 11 Managing acute hypoglycaemia in the emergency department -- Treatment (see Chapter 26)
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|a PART 3 Acute medical and surgical problems commonly complicated by diabetes -- 12 Presentation of cardiac disease in diabetic patients -- Features of ACS (Box 12.1) -- Heart failure -- 13 Acute coronary syndromes and stroke -- ACS -- Practicalities of blood glucose control in ACS patients (Figure 13.1) -- Stroke -- 14 Secondary prevention after ACS -- Table of checklist items (Table 14.1) -- 15 Acute pancreatitis -- Hyperglycaemia during and after AP -- Abdominal pain and hyperglycaemia -- Management of diabetes -- 16 Infections in diabetes -- Soft tissue infections -- TREATMENT (Table 16.1)
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