Diabetic ketoacidosis is a common severe complication of diabetes, which develops when the body can’t produce enough insulin.

Diabetic ketoacidosis occurs when your body doesn’t make enough insulin to process the glucose in your blood. This leads to very high blood glucose levels, which can cause many complications.

DKA is a diabetes complication in which the glucose and ketone blood levels get too high. The cause is an extreme lack of insulin. DKA also makes your blood too acidic, which can change how your ...

Research shows continuous glucose monitors maintain accuracy in diabetic ketoacidosis, offering a solution to frequent ...

In certain circumstances, transition to only basal insulin is recommended when resolution of acidosis occurs at night, when the patient is likely to remain asleep and not eat. To prevent rebound ...

Management of DKA requires frequent blood glucose measurements via fingerstick to guide treatment, typically performed once per hour, which can be burdensome for nurses and cause patient discomfort.

In severe acidosis, total body sodium is markedly depleted and when sodium loss exceeds water loss, plasma sodium may also be low. Serum sodium concentration is an unreliable measure of the degree ...