LEctrolytes and teh brain
This condition is seen in a child who is peripherally cool with mottled skin, decreased pulses, sunken eyes and sticky mucous membranes
What is dehydration?
This medical condition is to to a lack of the enzyme for conversion of enteral intake of phenylalanine
What is phenylketonuria(PKU)?
This is the treatment utilized for physiologic jaundice
What is phototherapy?
These 3 P's are considered the classic presenting symptoms of DM.
What are polyphagia, polyuria, and polydipsia
This substance promotes the synthesis of gyclogen in the liver and muscle tissue and inhibits glucagon
What is Insulin?
This condition can have mild symproms like headahe, to more severe like cerebral edema
What is hyponatremia?
This is the byproduct of the breakdown of hemoglobin that results from the red blood cell degradation into molecules of heme and globin
What is bilirubin?
This type of DM was formerly referred to as "juvenile" diabetes
What is Type 1 diabetes?
Insulin and IV fluids are given to treat the acidosis in a patient with DKA, but this is alsmost never given
What is bicarbonate?
This disease process may be the result of cerebral trauma, neuro surgery, or tumos including germinomas, pinealomas or craniopharyngiomas.
What is diabetes insipidus
The heme molecule is converted to this substance as a result of hemoglobin degradation.
what is unconjugated or indirect bilirubin?
These are the deep sighing respirations associated with DKA
What are Kussmaul respirations?