AMAZING MEDICAL MIRACLES! - A FUN POST UPDT (Page 7) | 3109104

samin6 IF-Dazzler

Joined: 02 March 2011
Posts: 2818

Posted: 22 July 2012 at 12:37pm | IP Logged

Maybe the oral drug is metformin or sitaglipin. Because in early stages of NIDDM the blood glucose can be maintained with either and they do not cause hypoglycemia so decreased diet does not necessarily effect and when some one has the autonomic sign symptoms they take sugar- 3 sachets or 1/2 glass of juice.

Profile Search PM Buddy

cicilia9 Goldie

Joined: 17 March 2012
Posts: 2294

Posted: 22 July 2012 at 12:42pm | IP Logged

Report Quote

Originally posted by samin096

Maybe the oral drug is metformin or sitaglipin. Because in early stages of NIDDM the blood glucose can be maintained with either and they do not cause hypoglycemia so decreased diet does not necessarily effect and when some one has the autonomic sign symptoms they take sugar- 3 sachets or 1/2 glass of juice.

another doc in the house Smile

i presume u r a doctor right ???

Profile Search PM Buddy

The following 1 member(s) liked the above post:

samin6,

priya_86 IF-Sizzlerz

Joined: 01 June 2012
Posts: 19137

Posted: 22 July 2012 at 12:44pm | IP Logged

Report Quote

Originally posted by samin096

Maybe the oral drug is metformin or sitaglipin. Because in early stages of NIDDM the blood glucose can be maintained with either and they do not cause hypoglycemia so decreased diet does not necessarily effect and when some one has the autonomic sign symptoms they take sugar- 3 sachets or 1/2 glass of juice.

Yes maybe metformin or any gliptins. But inspite of that OHA's are not advised without diet. And gliptins act via the incretin effect which is possible only on consumption of food. Smile

Profile Search PM Buddy

-Sukh- Senior Member

Joined: 03 April 2010
Posts: 281

Posted: 22 July 2012 at 12:49pm | IP Logged

Report Quote

Not to spoil the mood, but a comment to nr, 3: you almost "always" do a CPR, esc since Arnav first checked if she did have breath. You dont have to go to a doctor after that, even though I would expect that from them since they are "pare likhe" raizadas!

Profile Search PM Buddy

samin6 IF-Dazzler

Joined: 02 March 2011
Posts: 2818

Posted: 22 July 2012 at 12:50pm | IP Logged

Report Quote

Originally posted by priya_86

Originally posted by samin096

Maybe the oral drug is metformin or sitaglipin. Because in early stages of NIDDM the blood glucose can be maintained with either and they do not cause hypoglycemia so decreased diet does not necessarily effect and when some one has the autonomic sign symptoms they take sugar- 3 sachets or 1/2 glass of juice.

Yes maybe metformin or any gliptins. But inspite of that OHA's are not advised without diet. And gliptins act via the incretin effect which is possible only on consumption of food. Smile

I agree. However the glucose level is high even without consumption of food sometimes because of counterregulatory hormones specially in stress

Profile Search PM Buddy

priya_86 IF-Sizzlerz

Joined: 01 June 2012
Posts: 19137

Posted: 22 July 2012 at 12:52pm | IP Logged

Report Quote

Originally posted by samin096

Originally posted by priya_86

Originally posted by samin096

Maybe the oral drug is metformin or sitaglipin. Because in early stages of NIDDM the blood glucose can be maintained with either and they do not cause hypoglycemia so decreased diet does not necessarily effect and when some one has the autonomic sign symptoms they take sugar- 3 sachets or 1/2 glass of juice.

Yes maybe metformin or any gliptins. But inspite of that OHA's are not advised without diet. And gliptins act via the incretin effect which is possible only on consumption of food. Smile

I agree. However the glucose level is high even without consumption of food sometimes because of counterregulatory hormones specially in stress

Yes it is high in stress/infections...nut generally we need a CBG testing for that. Assumption can be risky.

Profile Search PM Buddy

-Sukh- Senior Member

Joined: 03 April 2010
Posts: 281

Posted: 22 July 2012 at 12:54pm | IP Logged

Report Quote

Originally posted by priya_86

Originally posted by dkatmala

CPR is needed only for cardiopulmonary arrest (cardio-respiratory or circulatory arrest)? Can u be a little bit more descriptive on that. I just want to know or a bit curious on that.

Yes...the full form of CPR is cardiopulmonary r resuscitation. It is performed when a patient is in cardiac/respiratory arrest or impending arrest (various pointers for impending arrest like heart rate etc). Normally it is accompanied by ventilation and defibrillators (when patient is in arrythmia like ventricular fibrillation) Smile

I've learned that you perform a CPR when the person is not breathing, and arnav did check if she was breathing before performing the CPR.
Maybe I'm wrong, but this is what we've learned...

Profile Search PM Buddy

priya_86 IF-Sizzlerz

Joined: 01 June 2012
Posts: 19137

Posted: 22 July 2012 at 1:00pm | IP Logged

Report Quote

Originally posted by -Sukh-

Originally posted by priya_86

Originally posted by dkatmala

CPR is needed only for cardiopulmonary arrest (cardio-respiratory or circulatory arrest)? Can u be a little bit more descriptive on that. I just want to know or a bit curious on that.

Yes...the full form of CPR is cardiopulmonary r resuscitation. It is performed when a patient is in cardiac/respiratory arrest or impending arrest (various pointers for impending arrest like heart rate etc). Normally it is accompanied by ventilation and defibrillators (when patient is in arrythmia like ventricular fibrillation) Smile

I've learned that you perform a CPR when the person is not breathing, and arnav did check if she was breathing before performing the CPR.
Maybe I'm wrong, but this is what we've learned...

Yes when a person is not breathing it means that he/she has an arrest (respiratory). Cardiac arrest means when you have no pulse beat. CPR is for both the systems. But only cardiac massaging and mouth to mouth is not enough. Since the heart is not pumping blood and the lung is not aeratingt he brain is not getting enough oxygen and can have an irreversible damage, specially if more than 5-10 minutes. So ventilation is required for lung function and defibrillation for cardiac function.CPR is just a support till you ventilate and defibrillate the patient. Defibrillation may not be required always, but ventilation is usually necessary Smile

Profile Search PM Buddy

Topics	Author	Replies	Views	Last Post
Amazing News-Sanaya's Perfomance in PKYEK 2 3 4 5 6 Author: BigBoss11. Replies: 41 Views: 8128	BigBoss11.	41	8128	10 December 2011 at 2:21pm by .Sad.But.True.
Amazing News Author: The007Shivani Replies: 2 Views: 1421	The007Shivani	2	1421	07 December 2011 at 3:01pm by minuu
Sushpective: BOW TO THE AMAZING MS SANAYA!!! 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Author: -Sush- Replies: 69 Views: 14144	-Sush-	69	14144	04 December 2011 at 8:36pm by geetmaanluv
Amazing epi!! Author: raspberrytorte Replies: 0 Views: 813	raspberrytorte	0	813	30 November 2011 at 1:23pm by raspberrytorte
CVs - stop downgrading Indian medical Industry 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Author: sunaina02 Replies: 79 Views: 6470	sunaina02	79	6470	10 November 2011 at 7:20am by trina2010

India-Forums

AMAZING MEDICAL MIRACLES! - A FUN POST UPDT (Page 7)

Page 7 of 11

samin6 IF-Dazzler

cicilia9 Goldie

priya_86 IF-Sizzlerz

-Sukh- Senior Member

samin6 IF-Dazzler

priya_86 IF-Sizzlerz

-Sukh- Senior Member

priya_86 IF-Sizzlerz

Related Topics

Forum Quick Jump

Forum Category / Channels

Forums

Check these Celebrity also

Popular Channels :

Quick Links :