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So the pathophysiologically can be explained due to his type 1 diabetes, he does not produce enough insulin.
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And insulin is needed to allow the glucose to enter the cells.
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And without this, his body began to break down fat for energy, leading to the production of ketones, which leads to dca.
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His recent illness and cessation of insulin likely exasperated the process.
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The clinical manifestations include the deep and rapid breathing, the acid smell on his breath, his dry and flushed skin, a high blood glucose level, and a low blood ph.
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For number three, the praternity nurse would be to stabilize his vital signs, and she could administer the insulin to lower his levels and provide fluids and electrolytes...