You are reviewing a 40-year-old patient admitted with DKA 10 hours ago, his blood glucose is 20mmol/L, bicarbonate is 15mmol/L and urinary ketones ate 1+. | Medibuddy
28th May 2025

You are reviewing a 40-year-old patient admitted with DKA 10 hours ago, his blood glucose is 20mmol/L, bicarbonate is 15mmol/L and urinary ketones ate 1+.

You are reviewing a 40-year-old patient admitted with DKA 10 hours ago, his blood glucose is 20mmol/L, bicarbonate is 15mmol/L and urinary ketones ate 1+. On assessment, he is on 2 litres of oxygen via nasal cannula, saturations are 96%, blood pressure is 127/92, he is apyrexial and has had 100ml urine output in the past hour. What is the next step in assessment?

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