Nursing care in the management of patients with diabetic ketoacidosis: integrative review
Abstract
Objective: To describe the practices carried out by nurses in managing patients with diabetic ketoacidosis. Materials and Method: Integrative review, bringing up the following problem: What practices are carried out by nurses in managing patients with diabetic ketoacidosis. Results: The main nursing care identified in the studies for the management of diabetic ketoacidosis were: continuous monitoring of vital signs is crucial to detect any changes in the patient's clinical status. Changes in heart rate or blood pressure may indicate severe dehydration or shock. The patient's mental status should also be closely monitored, as changes may indicate increased metabolic acidosis or cerebral edema. Adequate fluid administration is critical in the treatment of diabetic ketoacidosis. Conclusions: In conclusion, nursing care is essential for the effective management of diabetic ketoacidosis. Nurses play a crucial role in continuously monitoring the patient's vital signs, administering adequate fluids and insulin, closely controlling fluid and electrolyte balance, and educating the patient about the appropriate management of diabetes.
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