a.
To explain: The effect of a diabetic client producing excess amounts of ketoacids on serum bicarbonate levels and serum pH.
Concept introduction: Diabetic ketoacidosis occurs due to insulin deficit where there is an increased production of ketoacids.
b.
To explain: The possible compensations of a diabetic client producing excess amounts of ketoacids.
Concept introduction: Diabetic ketoacidosis occurs due to insulin deficit where there is an increased production of ketoacids. Compensation occurs in the body where the body tries to maintain homeostasis when there is loss of fluids and electrolytes.
c.
To explain: The possible signs of compensations of a diabetic client producing excess amounts of ketoacids.
Concept introduction: Diabetic ketoacidosis occurs due to insulin deficit where there is an increased production of ketoacids. Compensation occurs in the body where the body tries to maintain homeostasis when there is loss of fluids and electrolytes.
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