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DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
HHS
Lactat acidosis
PROGNOSIS
Ad Vitam : Dubia ad Bonam
Ad Sanationam : Dubia ad malam
Ad Functionam : Dubia ad malam
TREATMENT
Non Medika Mentosa :
Diabetes meal 1320 kkal, give it 3 times eatdan 2-3 times snacks
O2 nasal canool 3lpm
Hospitalize in PICU
Medika Mentosa :
IVFD Loading Nacl 0.9% 400cc fluid in hour
Continue with kristaloid Nacl0.9% 170ml/jam
Insuin 110 unit in NaCl 0.9% 100ml/24 jam
Bicnat correction 190 mEq + 400ml NaCl 0.9% in 8 hours
Continue Bicnat 190 mEq +400ml NaCl 0.9% in 16 hours
Px GDS /hour
Antibiotic Cefotaxim 4x1g IV
Topic Theory
Definition
Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is a chronic metabolic disease
characterized by hyperglycemia as a cardinal biochemical
feature.
Type 1 results from deficiency of insulin secretion because of
pancreatic -cell damage;
Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) is a consequence of insulin
resistance
Britta MS, Nicholas J. Diabetes Mellitus in Children. Dalam: Nelson Texbook of Pediatrics. Edisi 20. Saunders Elsevier. 2016. h.2760-90
Diabetic Ketoasidosis
Pankaj Seth et al. Clinical Profile of Ketoacidosis: A prosprctive study in a tertiary care hospital.Journal of clinical
and diagnostic research.NCBI.2015
Clinical Manifestation (2)
Pankaj Seth et al. Clinical Profile of Ketoacidosis: A prosprctive study in a tertiary care hospital.Journal of clinical
and diagnostic research.NCBI.2015
Dehidration stage
Clinical Diagnosis
Diagnostic Criteria for Diabetic Ketoacidosis
(DKA)
Blood glucose (mg/dl) > 250
Arterial pH < 7.3
Serum bicarbonate (mEq/l) < 15
Moderate degree of ketonaemia and
ketonuria
Pathophysiology
KAD
vs
HHS
Prevention
Paulo Ferrez Collett-Solberg. Diabetic Ketoacidosis in children:review of pathophysiology and treatment with the use of the two bags system. J Pediatr (Rio J) 2001; 77(1): 9-16:
Discussion And case Analysis
Discussion (Anamnesa)
From anamnesa we could get that he got Diabetes
Melitus Type I since 1 year ago. Already got the
Insulin Inj. Uncontrolled RBG. Kusmaul Breath
(fast and deep), vomiiting (+), family history with
Diabetes Melitus and also this is the second time
patient got the same complaint. There is still no
chronic complication of DMT-1 on this patient.
Discussion (Physical Examination)
From physical examination we could get that he
got low consciousness, high frequency of RR,
high frequency of HR, flare nose (+), muscle
neck contraction (+), intercostal contraction (+),
CRT>2, and also the toes was cold.
Discussion(Laboratory exmaniation)
From laboratory, the point that support the
diagnosis is, we got leukositosis (29.7), high
Blood Glucose (405), low pH(6.968), low HCO3
( 2.6), low PCO2(11.5), BE (-27.5), and total CO2
(2.9). Blood keton (3.3)
From Urinalisa, we got Albumin (+), keton (++
+), blood (+), and glucose reduction (++)
Treatment Discussion
Rehidration Calculation (1)
Suspected the patient could be with syock and
severe KAD
Loading dose 10-20ml/kgbb
10 x 46 = 460cc loading (1/2 hour)
Rehidration Calculation (2)
- calculate dehidration stage : % (A)
Dehidrasi berat count with 10%
- calculate fuild defisite: (A x BB (kg) x 1000 = B mL)
10x46 x 1000 = 4600ml
- calculate 48 hours of maintenance fluid : C mL
2020x2 = 4040ml
- calculate Total fluid needed in 48 hours: (B+C mL)
4600+4040 = 8600ml/48jam
- Calculate the drip in one hour: (B+C)/48 jam = mL/jam
8600/48 = 179ml/jam 170ml/jam
Insulin Calculation
0.1 IU/KgbBB/jam 0.1 x 46 = 4,6 IU/jam
110.4 IU/24 jam