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ðŸ˜ą DKA (Diabetic Ketoacidosis) Acidosis Type 1 Diabetes

💎, before Songkran, March 2669, went to the doctor on a regular appointment, drilled blood, and it turned out that the sugar was very high, so the doctor lay in bed, gave him about three hours to reduce sugar, and then the sugar did not reduce because the blood was already acidic.

In summary, sleep in the hospital for another five days, ICU room (again), life is at risk of death all the time, blood is very faded, ðŸĐļ sit and lie down, wait for a needle to pierce 💉

ðŸ—Ģ: If sugar is often high, it can be DKA like us.

Who's already in good control, keep the standards so they don't look like us ðŸĐšâœŒïļ and drink lots of water.

# Type 1 diabetes # DiabetesType1 # DKA

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Nursing School Basics ðŸŦķ
I ordered this book from Amazon and it has all the basics 10/10 highly recommend but these few pages helped me to make the Deans List & Honor Roll. Thank me later 💕
NurseLex_0423

NurseLex_0423

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Cheat sheet nursingðŸŦ€ðŸŦðŸ§ 
#nursing #nursingschool #nursingstudent #nursingschoolmotivation
SatoushaðŸ–ĪðŸ–Ī

SatoushaðŸ–ĪðŸ–Ī

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A nursing study guide on lab values, detailing normal ranges, causes of low and high levels for glucose, pH, BUN, creatinine, hemoglobin, hematocrit, platelets, WBC, ALT, AST, albumin, and total protein. It includes a table of common lab value ranges.
A nursing study guide explaining compensated and partially compensated acid-base imbalances. It defines these states and provides examples for fully compensated metabolic and respiratory acidosis/alkalosis, showing pH, CO2, and HCO3 values.
A nursing study guide outlining respiratory and metabolic acidosis and alkalosis. It details the causes, pathophysiology, and signs/symptoms for each of these four acid-base imbalances.
Nursing fundamentals pt2
More nursing fundamentals/health assessment and skills notes. My particular program did not touch much on values and imbalances until 2nd semester which is where we really got into it. Still super helpful to know and to learn even if your program does not go into it right away in first semester. It
Hailey

Hailey

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Diabetes Management: A Simplified Guide
Nurse Nicki Notes

Nurse Nicki Notes

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Detailed notes on Diabetes Mellitus, covering definitions, Type 1 vs. Type 2 differences, diet, exercise, and various insulin types (NPH, Lispro, Lantus, Regular) with their onset, peak, duration, and storage tips.
Notes on managing diabetes during sick days and acute complications. It covers low blood glucose (hypoglycemia), high blood glucose in Type I (DKA), and Type II (HHNK/HHS), detailing their symptoms, causes, and treatments.
Information on long-term diabetes complications like poor tissue perfusion and peripheral neuropathy. It also explains the Hemoglobin A1C test as the best indicator for long-term blood glucose control, including target numbers and their interpretation.
🍭 Every Nurse MUST Know Everything About Diabetes
Whether you work bedside or beyond, diabetes is one condition you cannot afford to overlook as a nurse. ðŸĐšðŸ’‰ It’s one of the most common chronic illnesses, and poor diabetes management can lead to life-threatening complications—like DKA, hypoglycemia, stroke, and amputations. From understanding in
Nurse Radiance

Nurse Radiance

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#dka #type2diabetes #highbloodsugar #reversingdiabetes #insulinresistance
Lemon8er

Lemon8er

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Pathophysiology templates âœĻ🍋🍋ðŸŦķ
#pathophysiology #nursingstudent #nursing #nursingstudenttips #nursingstudentessentials
Mia Nguyen

Mia Nguyen

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Ashukaru

Ashukaru

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Mark K. Lecture #5 Diabetes
#nursing #nursesoflemon8 #nursejourney #nclexprep #futurenurse
YaryâĪïļ

YaryâĪïļ

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A baby swaddled in a white blanket with blue dinosaur patterns sleeps in a bassinet, with text overlay "KEY PEDIATRIC NURSING TIPS FOR RN STUDENTS: WHAT TO REMEMBER". The bassinet's control panel is visible at the bottom.
A white page with black text outlining key points for pediatric nursing students, covering "1. Pediatric Growth and Development" (Erikson's Stages, Physical Milestones) and "2. Pediatric Respiratory System" (Anatomical Differences, Assessment using PAT).
A white page with black text detailing common pediatric respiratory conditions like Croup, Bronchiolitis (RSV), and Asthma, along with their treatments. It also covers respiratory emergencies such as Respiratory Failure and Foreign Body Aspiration.
Little Patients, Big Hearts: Pediatric Nursing
#registerednurse #nursingschool #nursingnotes
Nurse Nicki Notes

Nurse Nicki Notes

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Quick endo review! good luck studying!
#nurselife #nurseessentials #nursestudent #nursejourney
study scrubs

study scrubs

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An NCLEX review guide on Enteral Feeding, showing a diagram of a human torso with nasogastric, gastrostomy, and jejunostomy tube placements. It lists indications like burns and IBD, feeding methods (bolus, intermittent, cyclic, continuous) with durations, and an NCLEX tip about checking gastric residual volume.
An NCLEX review guide on Breathing Patterns, defining various terms like Apnea, Biot's, Bradypnea, Cheyne-Stokes, Dyspnea, Eupnea, Hyperpnea, Hypopnea, Kussmauls, Orthopnea, and Tachypnea, with corresponding waveform examples. An NCLEX tip lists factors influencing respiratory rate.
An NCLEX review guide on Types of Pain, differentiating between Nociceptive Pain (somatic, visceral, referred) and Neuropathic Pain (diabetic neuropathy, phantom pain, shingles). It provides definitions and examples for each type, along with an NCLEX tip on acute versus chronic pain.
âœĻMust-Know NCLEX Tips! âœĻ
âœĻ Thanks to Beautiful Nursing âœĻ Hey future nurses! ðŸĐš If you’re getting ready for the NCLEX, you need these game-changing tips from Beautiful Nursing! Here are a few must-know strategies that will help you pass with confidence: 1ïļâƒĢ Understand the Test Format – Know how questions are structure
Nurse Radiance

Nurse Radiance

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Endocrine disorders!
Medsurg notes Diabetes Diabetes insipidus Hypothyroidism Hyperthyroidism #nursingstudent #diseasetemplate #nursingschool
Jennifer

Jennifer

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Nursing students
#nursingstudent #cheatsheet #nursingschool #nursing #nursingtiktok
Lillian Notedrill

Lillian Notedrill

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A black slide with white text displaying the title "Mark Klimek Lecture 5 NCLEX Notes— Endocrine Disorders" and a small blue book icon. The bottom left corner shows "Lemon8" and the username "@samih_cardiactechstudent."
A white slide with black text defining Diabetes Mellitus (DM) as an error of glucose metabolism and listing its 3 P's symptoms: Polyuria (increased urination), Polydipsia (increased thirst), and Polyphagia (increased eating).
A white slide detailing Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. Type 1 is insulin-dependent with juvenile onset, treated with insulin, diet, and exercise. Type 2 is non-insulin dependent, adult onset, treated primarily with diet and oral hypoglycemics.
Mark Klimek Lecture 5 NCLEX Notes-Endocrine Disord
Key Focus Areas in Lecture 5 (Endocrine Disorders) 1. Diabetes Mellitus â€Ē Type 1 (Insulin dependent) â€Ē Insulin → lifelong, Diet not as important, Exercise helpful. â€Ē Complications: DKA (caused by too much food, not enough insulin, or illness/stress). â€Ē Type
samih | Cardiac Tech Student

samih | Cardiac Tech Student

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An iPad displays the cover of "The Only Purple House in Town" by Ann Aguirre, with text overlays reading "MAKING My iPad Into A Kindle" and "With one app." A cup of coffee and a wooden spoon are visible.
An iPad screen shows the PocketBook app icon within a "Books" folder, highlighted by a brown arrow. The app icon features three colorful books.
An iPad screen displays the PocketBook app's "Unlimited Library" interface, showing recently opened and added e-books like "The Lost Bookshop" and "Never Coming Home," with navigation options at the bottom.
Why I Turned My iPad Air into a Kindle
ðŸ‘ĐðŸŧAs a busy mom of two and an avid reader, I decided to turn my iPad Air into a Kindle instead of purchasing a separate e-reader. ðŸ‘ĐðŸŧ‍ðŸ’ŧThe decision was simple once I discovered the Pocketbook app. This app has transformed my iPad into a seamless Kindle e-reader, and here's how. 📓Unlimited
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𝔞𝕝𝕚ð•Ī𝕒𝕄𝕖𝕕𝕧𝕒

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Part 3
Ashukaru

Ashukaru

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Day 1 in the NCLEX Universe ðŸšĻ
Management of Care questions are rarely about who is busiest. They’re about who is most likely to need advanced assessment and clinical judgment. Who gets the experienced RN? #NCLEX #StudentNurse #NursingSchool #ClinicalJudgment #FutureRN
Danica Lee | NCLEX Educator

Danica Lee | NCLEX Educator

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Nursing Process : Acidosis vs Alkalosis
Let’s break down Metabolic Acidosis vs. Metabolic Alkalosis—two important imbalances every nursing student should know! ðŸĐšðŸ’Š ðŸĪMetabolic Acidosis: â€Ē pH < 7.35, HCO3 < 22 â€Ē Signs: Headache, hyperkalemia, vasodilation, low BP, nausea, confusion, and Kussmaul respirations. â€Ē Causes: Severe
Taylor Price RN, BSN

Taylor Price RN, BSN

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Nursing students
#nursingstudent #cheatsheet #nursingschool #nursing #nursingtiktok
Lillian Notedrill

Lillian Notedrill

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Nursing tips
I help students with school work and all proctored exams #nursingstudent #medicalschool #nursingcollege #exam #student
GetHelpWithProctoredExam

GetHelpWithProctoredExam

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📚 Mark Klimek Chapter 5: Diabetes Breakdown ðŸĐš
If you’re studying for the NCLEX, Mark Klimek Chapter 5 is a MUST! 🙌ðŸū It covers everything you need to know about Diabetes—from signs and symptoms to treatment and management. This chapter simplifies the key points and helps you retain the information for test day. Diabetes is such an important
Nurse Radiance

Nurse Radiance

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⚠ïļYou Cannot Afford to Put Reversing Diabetes on Hold for Another Month, Here’s Why⮇ïļ
⏰Delaying the reversal of diabetes for even another month can be detrimental: 1) Progression of Complications: Diabetes, especially type 2, is a progressive disease. Every month of uncontrolled blood sugar levels can lead to the development or worsening of complications like nerve damage, kidney
Lemon8er

Lemon8er

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Ashukaru

Ashukaru

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An infographic detailing Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus, focusing on insulin resistance. It covers causes, pathophysiology, adult onset, key risk (HHS), assessment findings like fatigue and blurred vision, and treatments including lifestyle changes and oral medications. Visuals include a person icon, a no sugar symbol, and icons for healthy food, insulin, and exercise.
Nursing Review: Diabetes
#nursingessentials #nursingreview #nursingeducation #nursingstudentlife
Student Nursing Essentials

Student Nursing Essentials

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Nursing Endocrine Notes 📝
Happy studying #nursingstudents #notes #education #nursingschoolstudytips #stealmynotes
Lexi F

Lexi F

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An educational infographic titled 'Different Types of IV Solutions' explains Isotonic, Hypertonic, and Hypotonic IV fluids. It details each type's concept, examples (e.g., 0.9% NS, 3% NS, 0.45% NS), uses (e.g., fluid maintenance, cerebral edema, cellular dehydration), and includes mnemonics and visual aids illustrating fluid shifts and cellular responses.
IV Fluids: Explain the Nursing Student Way
IV Fluids: Explained the nursing student way If you’ve ever confused hypertonic with hypotonic (guilty!), this is your visual cheat sheet. From osmolality to clinical uses + mnemonics that actually stick - save this for med-surg, NCLEX, or your next exam! Comment “SAVE” if this helped clar
Student Nursing Essentials

Student Nursing Essentials

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A hospital hallway with an "EXIT" sign and "NURSES STATION" overhead, featuring medical equipment and beds. The text overlay reads "DKA Diabetic Ketoacidosis."
Handwritten notes on a sticky note detailing Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA), including differential diagnoses, diagnostic criteria, clinical features, severity classifications by bicarbonate and pH, and treatment approaches.
A text excerpt defining Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA) as an acute metabolic complication of diabetes, outlining its characteristics, causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and initial treatment, attributed to medical professionals.
My notes on Diabetic ketoacidosis
This week I had a patient that was showing symptoms of diabetic ketoacidosis. By attending asked, how do we diagnose this? To which I responded if the sugar is over 300? He informed me that keto acidosis is not defined by hyperglycemia, and a patient can be an acidosis even with a normal sugar.
Alex Kirby, MD

Alex Kirby, MD

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This image presents mnemonics for hyperkalemia. It lists causes using "MACHINE" (Medications, Acidosis, Cellular destruction, Injury, Hypoaldosteronism, Nephrons, Excretion impaired) and signs/symptoms using "MURDER" (Muscle weakness, Urine, Respiratory distress, Decreasing cardiac contractility, ECG changes, Reflexes).
This image provides mnemonics for hypokalemia. It details causes using "DITCH potassium" (Drugs, Inadequate consumption, Too much water, Cushing's syndrome, Heavy fluid loss) and signs/symptoms using "5L" (Lethargy, Leg cramps, Limp muscles, Low respirations, Lethal dysrhythmias, Lots of urine).
This image outlines mnemonics for hyponatremia. It lists causes using "NO Na" (Na excretion increased, Overload of fluid, Na intake low, Antidiuretic hormone oversecretion) and signs/symptoms using "SALT LOSS" (Seizures, Abdominal cramping, Lethargic, Tendon reflexes diminished, Loss of urine/appetite, Orthostatic hypotension, Shallow respirations, Spasms).
FLUIDS & ELECTROLYTES MNEMONICS
Build the Foundations â€Ē Understand physiology first Learn how water, sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, and phosphate are regulated by the kidneys, GI tract, and hormones (ADH, aldosterone, PTH). â€Ē Use flowcharts → e.g., “Low Na⁚ → ADH secretion → water retention.” ðŸ”đ 2. Us
samih | Cardiac Tech Student

samih | Cardiac Tech Student

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Nursing notes detail vital signs, focusing on temperature. It covers normal ranges, regulation, heat production/loss, measurement sites, factors affecting temperature, fever types (hyper/hypothermia, heat stroke), and fever phases. A watermark reads 'steal my nursing notes'.
These nursing notes explain pulse characteristics like strength, sites, and rhythm abnormalities (tachycardia, bradycardia, dysrhythmias). It also covers respiration patterns (tachypnea, bradypnea, Cheyne-Stokes), depth, hyper/hypoventilation, and oxygen saturation levels.
Nursing notes outline respiratory planning/implementation, then detail blood pressure. It defines systolic, diastolic, and pulse pressure, lists normal ranges, hypertension stages, hypotension, and orthostatic hypotension. It also notes how cuff size affects readings.
Nursing Student Notes
#nursing #college #nursingcollege #nurse #collegelife
I Can Do Your Proctored Exams

I Can Do Your Proctored Exams

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Free Reversing Diabetes Training, link in bio ➡ïļ
Lemon8er

Lemon8er

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💊Must-Know Medications for NCLEX!📚
Hey future nurses! ðŸĐš I found this super helpful PDF of need-to-know medications for the NCLEX, and I had to share it with you all. Perfect for quick review and staying on top of your game! Save this, share with your study buddies, and let me know if you want me to post more study resources. You
Nurse Radiance

Nurse Radiance

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