DKA patients vary from patients with mild ketosis and dehydration all the way to collapsed, severely unwell patients in shock, with marked acidosis and needing intensive nursing care.

However these patients present, one thing remains true - there is a LOT of nursing care we can provide. 

But to do that, we need to understand how DKA works and what care our patients need - and that’s exactly what we’re diving into in this episode of the Medical Nursing Podcast!

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