how much insulin should a 15 year old boy with diabetes & GCS of 12 get within 12-24 hours of arriving at A&E?
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best answer: keep his blood sugar in the normal range. Critically ill patients have been shown to fare far better when their blood sugar is kept in the normal range with a constant infusion of insulin. There is no perfect dose of insulin for anyone based upon their age, weight, or length of time they have had diabetes. Just something you have to base upon blood sugar readings and amount of carbohydrates you eat.
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This is a question you really need to ask your doctor. The advise you get on this site is not reliable for acurate medical care. Call you doctor or emergency room, please.
the amount relly depends on what your doctor says also depending or your body mass/size but take no more that what you physision prescribes Ask your doctor.
Definitely ask your doctor. That's information that needs to be accurate.
I'm not sure what you're really asking - and I'm a nurse.
BUT, whatever your question, if it's related to a childs' health - ASK HIS DOCTOR!!
There is someone who is taking call for the weekend, if you can't reach his doctor directly.
People in this forum are not qualified to answer medical questions.
depends on your blood test is
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