Primary emergency survey circulation hyperglycemia with adequacy of fluid needs and diet compliance in patients with diabetes mellitus: Case study

Sitorus, Erita (2023) Primary emergency survey circulation hyperglycemia with adequacy of fluid needs and diet compliance in patients with diabetes mellitus: Case study. International Journal of Medical Science and Research, 5 (2). pp. 11-20. ISSN 2664-8768

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Abstract

Emergency in patients with diabetes mellitus is a life-threatening condition associated with acute complications of diabetes mellitus, so it is necessary to get immediate and appropriate treatment. Objective: Carry out emergency nursing care for patients with diabetes mellitus employing a primary survey, circulation, and secondary survey so that glucose levels in the blood and level of consciousness, as well as urine production, are stable. Methods: This case study uses a descriptive design for two patients with the same diagnosis through an intensive independent and collaborative action-nursing-care-process approach in Diabetes Mellitus patients. Results: Blood glucose levels, stable urine production, increased awareness, improved patient and family anxiety levels, and patients and families who can understand the dietary needs of diabetes mellitus patients. Conclusion: The importance of emergency room nurses in providing fast, responsive, and alert services and have a caring attitude towards patients to overcome anxiety and good listeners always provide support that can help the patient recover. Keywords: emergency, primary survey, hyperglycemia, diabetes mellitus

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