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Endocrine: Inpatient DM & Hyperglycemia
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Unrecognized DM
FBG >/= 126 or random >/= 200 and confirmed after hospitalization
OR
HgbA1c > 6.5%
Stress Hyperglycemia
Any BG > 140 during hospitalization that normalizes after discharge
Hypoglycemia
<70
Severe hypoglycemia
<40
Iatrogenic agents
Glucocorticosteroids
Vasopressors
Octreotide
Thiazides
Atypical antipsychotics
Protease inhibitors
BG Goals in Crit. Ill Pts
Maintain 140-180
(<110 not recommended)
BG Goals in Non-Crit. Ill Pts
FBG < 140
Random < 180
SC Inpatient insulin
Basal/bolus 50/50 strategy as T1DM
Avoid bolus in NPO pts
IV Insulin Preferred Pts
DKA or non-ketotic hyperosmolar state
Surgical pts
Organ transplantation
AMI or cardiogenic shock
Stroke
Exacerbated hyperglycemia 2
o
to glucocorticoid Tx
NPO status in type 1 DM
Critically ill patients (esp. w/ mech. vent.)
Hypoglycemia RFs
Sudden NPO status or PO reductions
Enteral feedings or TPN D/C'd
Pre-meal insulin given and meal not ingested
Unexpected transport after bolus
Reduction in corticosteroid dose
D/C of med that causes hyperglycemia
Hypoglycemia Tx
15g carbs (4 oz juice/soda, 8oz non-fat milk, 3-4 glucose tabs)
25-50 mL D50 IV push
finger stick q15m and repeat if <80
Author
jcbarbery
ID
214866
Card Set
Endocrine: Inpatient DM & Hyperglycemia
Description
Overview of inpatient treatment of DM and associated hyperglycemia
Updated
2013-04-21T19:58:06Z
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