DKA and HHS can look similar but require entirely different treatments. Misdiagnosing one for the other can be fatal. This is why every ICU/Emergency doctor must know the difference between these two diabetic emergencies. . . Remember: Diagnose carefully, treat wisely, and save lives. . . #internalmedicineresident #doctor #drshujat #medicalstudent #medstudent #mbbs #diabetes #diabetes1 #diabetes2 #diabeticlife #diabeticos #diabeticfood #mededucation #treatment #foryou #explorepage #instagood #ph

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DKA vs. HHNS: Quick Comparison DKA is known for: -Abrupt/rapid onset -More commonly seen in T1DM -Serum glucose levels between 300-500 (not always!) -Acidic or “fruity” smelling breath (these are the ketones!) -Kussmaul respirations (NCLEX alert 🙂) HHNS is known for: -More gradual onset -More commonly seen in T2DM -Serum glucose levels 600mg/dL or above -Lack of ketones/acidosis Do you find these comparison charts quick and helpful?! #NursingSchool #FutureNurse #NursingStudent #NurseLife #medsu