In order for the nurse to identify if the diabetic client is indicating a presence of diabetic ketoacidosis is when different clinical manifestation occur such as: when the patient has been experiencing rapid breathing and he or she couldn't breathe properly, there is a rise in the blood glucose level which is not on the normal range and there is also a low level of plasma bicarbonate present. Pain in the abdomen could also indicate this manifestation and the feeling of being thirsty excessively.
Ophidophobia<span> is one of the most common phobias, with about a third of people experiencing the phobia to some degree. Some people with a snake phobia also have a more generalized phobia of reptiles known as herpetophobia.</span>
Central (CNS) & Peripheral (PNS)
PNS contains the Somatic (SNS) & Autonomic (ANS)
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