Principles of insulin administration in a diabetic ketoacidosis patient

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Insulin administration is not as simple as - receive a DKA patient and start insulin right away. Potassium levels and osmolality are very important considerations. In light of these two factors following decisions are made:
* Decide to administer or delay the insulin
* Insulin dose
* Duration over which to administer the insulin
* The amount of glucose reduction per hour to avoid cerebral edema
Dr. Mobeen discusses these decision points and the insulin dosage per kilogram body weight with the given glucose and potassium levels.
A review of the DKA management approach:
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what is your opinion?
1. Giving IV insulin bolus may increase risk of cerebral edema and exacerbate hypokalemia.
2. Does hypokalemia is due to sodium-potassium pump or because insulin has aldosterone-like effect which leads to increase potassium excretion?
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