How is diabetic ketoacidosis treated?

Answer 1

regular monitoring of blood glucose, administration of insulin, and lifestyle maintenance. Glucose monitoring is especially important during periods of stress, infection, and trauma when glucose concentrations typically increase

Answer 2

administering insulin to correct the hyperglycemia and hyperketonemia replacing fluids lost through excessive urination and vomiting intravenously balancing electrolytes to re-establish the chemical equilibrium of the blood

Answer 3

Diabetic Ketoacidosis is very dangerous and must be treated in the hospital. In an intensive care unit, a patient is given fluids and insulin through an IV.