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So helpful. This is such a great lecture. Thank you dr Mwaba

Thank you Dr Mwaba

Brilliant, practical. Thank you Dr

Thank you so much

thank you for this lecture its incredibly helpful. Just a clarification, we were taught that you start the insulin infusion only after the administering the first 10ml/kg/hr of fluid. Is this a hard and fast rule?

Very informative. Thank you Dr Mwaba. Thank you Dr Fitzwanga.

Thank you for the wonderful lecture

This is amazing Daktari, can request fir the slides, wooow you should be my lecturer, very clear and wonderful

So clear and concise. Thank you Dr Mwaba

Wonderful and insightful presentation, thank you. I would add another possible complication noted in practice, which is anaemia as a result of prolonged bleeding from the incision site.

Thank you so very much for this, I’m a 3rd year med student at Levy mwanawasa, I missed this lecture because of an unfortunate circumstance, thank you so much this has really helped me

Thank you..

Very nice content.. But the voice is very low.

Precise and accurate. Thanks

superb explanation maam..!!

Thanks a lot for this presentation.. I just wanted to add that even our employers have a lot to do to stop/minimise this problem of burnout such as having reasonable staff numbers in a department. How can one person work for 24 hours everyday in a department that needs 7 people and the employer is OK with it? And this poor person has to work because they need the money for their family.

Very helpful. Thank you Dr Mwaba!

How is the subcut insulin dose calculated?

Thanks a lot Dr Mwaba

Wonderful topic. We rarely address this very real problem.

Great work she did on the “Characteristics of CSA” with Dr. Paul Ravi, really helped my research at 6th year.

You make me want to get into nephrology. Thank you Dr Mwaba!

Great lecture indeed, just a clarity on maintenance fluid, in the lecture you giving 100ml/kg 1st 10kgs then 50ml/kg for next 10kgs and rest 25ml/kg instead of 20ml/kg as usual. Any reason for using 25mls instead of 20mls. Thank you

On insulin administration, do have to start do a loading dose of 0.1IU/kg followed by the maintenance dose of 0.1IU/Kg/hr via infusion pump?

Thank you for the clear lecture Dr. Mwaba. Just wanted to find out to what extent these principles can be extrapolated to adults.

Awesome lecture. Thank you

Forgot to mention that regardless of the calculated amount of fluid the maximum total fluid to be given over any 24 hour period should not exceed 1.5 to 2 X maintenance fluids.

How do you administer insulin therapy if you do not have an infusion pump.. Can you approximate using "drops per minute" if you give the calculated dose of insulin in 50ml Normal saline? If so, what's your target dops per minute? Thank you.

Thank you! If we used 40 IU of insulin to control the DKa, how do we transition to sub cut insulin which the patient is expected to continue after discharge?

Is urea used as an early marker of AKI?

Great lecture as always! Thank you Dr. Mwaba

Great Lecture.

Awesome entry.tx Dr mwaba.

Very educative👍

Tx. Nice listening to the legendary Dr. Mumba after a long time.

This is very good👍

Thanks Dr Mwaba. I love how you just simplify everything and break the patho-physiology down to basic clinical practice.

Thank you. Looking forward to more lectures.

Didnt even notice the hour slip by. Such detail explained so simply! A definite must watch! :)

thank you so much! wonderful lecture

Well explained. Thank you

Tx for the upload. Much appreciated.