5th March 2024

A 7-year-old boy is admitted to the emergency department with symptoms of thirst, polyuria, and fatigue following a recent diarrhoeal illness.

PMH. T1DM, hay fever, eczema, vitamin D deficiency. DH. See below.

Investigations

BM 16.7

VBG – pH 7.18 (7.35 – 7.45), HCO3– 8 (22 – 26)

He is commenced on a fixed-rate insulin infusion.

DATE	DRUG NAME	DOSE	ROUTE	FREQUENCY	PRESCRIBER’S SIGNATURE
10/1/21	COLECALCIFEROL 400 UNITS TABLETS	400 UNITS	ORAL	ONCE DAILY	DR
10/1/21	CHLORPHENAMINE MALEATE	2mg	ORAL	EVERY 4 – 6 HOURS AS REQUIRED	DR
10/1/21	LEVEMIR FLEXPEN 100 UNITS/ML SOLUTION FOR INJECTION	5 UNITS	SUBCUTAENOUS	NOCTE	DR
10/1/21	HUMALOG 100 UNITS/ML SOLUTION FOR INJECTION (KWIKPEN)	VARIABLE	SUBCUTANEOUS	BEFORE MEALS	DR
10/1/21	DERMOL® 600 BATH EMOLLIENT	15ml	TOPICAL	ONCE DAILY AS REQUIRED	DR

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