Drop in the glucose level averaging

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Question: When treating a patient in diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) with an insulin drip, a drop in the glucose level averaging 200 mg/100 ml/hr indicates: a) The rate of the insulin drip is too high b) The rate of the insulin drip is too low c) The insulin drip is set at the correct rate d) The patient may be experiencing insulin resistance

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