glucose infusion rate newborn

I did get the same nurse to establish the IV and she used the old fashioned method and had no trouble at all getting it started. Once the infusion was finished they again checked my glucose and it was at 308 so they gave me another 10 units of insulin. They also told me to check my glucose when I got home. After they 2.5 hour ride home I checked my glucose and it was 266. At that level how in the world could I have any dinner without a repeat of last night cardiac event.

) Once I got through there I checked back with the nurses were I got the infusion therapy to see if I was going to get an RX for my glucose. I was told NO, they were checking with my PCP to see if I needed anything and if I did I would get a call from them. DUH! I've already had one cardiac event due to glucose levels and have consistent reading from 366 to 151 since I started the infusions.

Been having pulsating feelings under skin/tingling and wondering it could be? It is at the infusion site under the skin and I'm not sure if this interrupts or changes insulin delivery? Any tips welcome, thanks.

Has anyone heard of passing the glucose test and becoming diabetic or getting gestational diabetes after taking the test? I passed with both pregnancies. It seems like after that test both times I have an issue with sugar until I delivered. I go Monday to the PCP, and find out what's going on. I was just wondering. My ob with my first didn't seem to worried. That's why I never bothered to get it checked. Now that I have a 2yr.

I am now on a pump but still have very erratic blood glucose control. I check my blood glucose 6-8 times per day and count carbs carefully. However I do not go 1 day without experiencing hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia.

I had by glucose tests done and ny glucose was good but I'm anemic. I'm normally not anemic the one time I was before was after a miscarriage. I wasn't any other time than when I had a miscarriage and now in n my third trimester anyone else become anemic in late pregnancy or should I be worried??

I've been offered the oppurtunity to participate in a Dexcom Trial, and I'm rather psyched by the idea (heck, its the closest I've come to using a continuous glucose moniter) but I was looking at pics of the apparatus,(on CWD) and gee, that stuff look lethal. (Especially the inserter)I couldn't find much info (online) about it- would anyone know if the receiver thingie is connected to the sensor pod?

I had my second infusion on Wednesday of last week. During my infusion, I was freezing/chilling. I asked for a blanket and a little later, when I was still so cold, they adjusted the A/C. Nothing was said to me that chills could be a reaction. As soon as I left, I felt nausea, dizziness, off balance, jello legs, I fell against the wall outside of the building on my way out.....and I had this internal tremor/vibration shaking feeling inside.

If you do not have issues, your next infusion should go quicker, as they will start it at a slightly higher rate. Because there were issues, DD, started at 50 mg/hr rate even on the second infusion. Let's see how they do this in May. The nurses laughed when I sat and worked out the drip rates and timings during DD first infusion...I was bored and nervous, and I guess I wanted to see if my Paramedic training on drip rates was still working...

what would make my pulse rate high and headaches,my blood sugar is up?

My question was regarding heart rate. I am a 39 year old man. I am 5' 7". I weigh 190 lbs. I have been back in the gym for almost two months now I do anywhere from twenty minutes to an hour of cardio every time I go in including weight training. I have been going 4- 5 days a week. Prior to going back to the gym I was living a very unhealthy lifestyle. Eating very unhealthy foods and drinking to much alcohol. My question is when I get home form working out.

Novo-Nordisk will supply her with insulin and glucagen, but only if she does not qualify for Medicaid. http://www.novonordisk-us.com/documents/article_page/document/Patient_Assistance_DBM.asp In most states, if she is under 18 she will qualify for assistance with very small ($10 in Michigan) monthly premiums if your family income is low enough and you have no other insurance coverage.

I will be having my fourth Tysabri infusion on Monday. I have been keeping a journal ...It is called "Hoping for a Miracle"...lol...At any rate, I had my first infusion a bit too late and landed in the hospital for thirty days. The day I was released I had my second. Now infusion two and three seemed to give me three weeks of great hope.

Zoe - I think Windchimes meant humulin insulin not huminsulin. Humulin is considered an intermediate acting insulin as its duration is 24 hours, but this can vary per individual. LANTUS, on the other hand, is considered long lasting as its duration is up to 36 hours. Windchimes - You kept your Humulin dose a secret so one can only assume you're at max and why your doctor is considering moving to the pump. This link will give an inside on pumps http://tinyurl.com/lvs7o6 .

t infusing properly, it would be noticeable within the transparent infusion drip line. And, the infusion nurse would have probably noticed it. Best wishes to you and take care!

Hello, I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes 7 months ago and I have just started with an insulin pump, which is great!! I have always been very active in the gym and my problem now is that I don't know if I can work out my abs with the infusion set connected to my stomach.

The goal for a type 2 diabetic is to maintain their blood glucose within a safe range. Complex carbohydrates are broken down at a slower rate than simple carbohydrates meaning that the glucose is released into the bloodstream at a slower rate allowing more time for the uptake of glucose.

Ren- My first infusion took four sticks, and I ended up having the entire infusion through a small butterfly needle. I did feel a little nausea, and the left side of my head hurt above and behind my eye, and sharp kinda pain....but it only lasted a few minutes, and once for a brief period of time, I had heart palpitations. But after I left and ate something, the nausea left, and other than being tired.....I felt fine.

I have been prescribed iv solu medrol infusion for 3 days, but after my first dose today I noticed severe leg pain (aching), weakness and some swelling. Is this normal? I still have 2 more doses of the treatment. Has anyone else ever gotten the leg pain AFTER starting the medicine? Thank you.

I have phenitone infusion every 5 weeks how does this work i feel ill for a couple of ays after is this normal

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