Micro-pump in the effects of the treatment of diabetic ketoacidosis and nursing observation.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Micro-pump in the effects of the treatment of diabetic ketoacidosis and nursing observation [Abstract] Objective To explore patients with diabetic ketoacidosis can reduce blood glucose, ketone elimination time, reduce the patient due to prolonged infusion, the pain of testing, select a more safe, effective, fast route of administration. Methods 76 patients with clinical diabetic ketoacidosis were randomly divided into two groups, one group for the application of syringe pump infusion of insulin, another group using the conventional low-dose insulin infusion, case in half, the two groups all the negative urine ketone treatment time required for comparison. Results of microinjection of insulin infusion pump treatment of diabetic ketoacidosis ketones significantly reduces the time consumption, reducing the suffering of the patients achieved good results. Conclusion insulin infusion syringe pump with a large fluid therapy in diabetic ketoacidosis in clinical promotion. [Keywords:] insulin syringe pump diabetic ketoacidosis Diabetic ketoacidosis is an acute complication of diabetes. As a patient was infected, or inappropriate treatment interruption of insulin reduction, poor diet, trauma, surgery, pregnancy and childbirth and other incentives, leading to diabetes, metabolic disorders increase, accelerate lipolysis, a large number of fatty acids in oxidation of a large number of liver acetoacetate , -hydroxybutyric acid and acetone, the three collectively known as ketone bodies. when ketone bodies generate more than the oxidation capacity of extrahepatic tissues, the ketone body excretion increased, said clinical ketosis. be timely if treatment, will further develop the disease, a serious metabolic disorder, or even coma, threatening the patient’s life. Insulin is the key to treatment of diabetic ketoacidosis, and its role is not only lower blood sugar, more importantly, reversal of ketosis [1]. We have chosen 38 patients applied s