feeding of pt  in coma ,shock
207697
If the patient has a functional GI tract (gut) they can be fed using enteral nutrition.  Enteral nutrition consists of infusing formula that contains all the fluids, vitamins, minerals and calories into the patient's stomach or small intestine.\nIf the patient does not have a functional GI tract, they are given TPN (Total Parenteral Nutrition) through an IV.  TPN's consist of Dextrose, Amino Acids, Fat, Electrolytes, Vitamins and Trace Elements.
375656
A can of Coke in the morning with a tylenol or two. Eat someting but no heavy meals. And drink lots of fluids like water and fruit juices.
472367
I can give you a good medical miracle from God. Back in April, my brother was found in a coma with a Blood Sugar of 10. He was hospitalized in an ICU unit on a vent. The Dr's said they could find nothing wrong with him, as he had no past history of diabetes and after entering the hospital his blood sugar was normal. They didn't expect him to come off the vent and was talking about putting a tracheostomy in his neck. All of the church members where we attend church began praying for him day and night. After a few days he was completely off the vent without the Dr's doing anything to help this. After a few weeks, he was walking again, talking again and eating on his own. Again all to the Dr's surprise. They were totally baffled by it. After about 3 weeks in the hospital he was released to go home and is still doing very well. There's nothing God can't do!!!!!!!!!!!!!! God bless you & your friend and I will keep her in my prayers.
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We (paramedics) maintain their airway, determine if they have used other drugs in addition to alcohol, start an IV of D5W, lactated ringers or 9% normal saline depending on the protocol, administer 100mg of thiamine and try to keep a sympathetic point of view. If the patient is conscious and can maintain their airway would possibly induce vomiting with ipecac. Would have to consider the age, weight of the patient and amount consumed if that information were available.
381036
Go right now to the emergency room.  If it swells more it can cut off her airway and she could choke to death. This is a very serious matter.
73836
give her St Joseph 81 mg when needed in a spoonful of tuna. yes it is possible we had to have our cats tooth pulled
649158
If you haven't already, please take her to the hospital.  This sounds like she may have a gastrointestinal bleed, like from an ulcer.  I doubt it's diabetes related.  But if she continues to lose fluids this way she can go into metabolic acidosis.  Not to scare you, but this can lead to seizures, coma, or different heart arrhythmias (ventricular tachycardia - very serious, deadly).  Please seek medical attention now.
654153
You will get better!  The main concern is damaged muscle tissue if you were really unconscious.  The best thing to do is drink lots of fluids.  One 8 ounce glass of water every hour at a minimum,  This will allow the damaged muscle tissue to pass through the blood stream and through the kidneys without damaging them.  Keep that leg elevated and wiggle your toes frequently to keep from getting a blood clot.  If you can't wiggle your toes or if the calf gets rock hard or if your foot starts becoming pale or painful, see a doctor right away.  Good luck I think you will be better in a about 3 days.
51399
Airway--maintain patent airway with intubation if necessary\nBreathing--check Lung Sounds, make sure sounds are equal bilaterally--\nCirculation-monitor BP, blood volume, start two large-bore IV or get central line access\nReassesment-keep checking! Trauma patients can decompensate.
342968
carries oxygen around the body
609049
When you faint from starvation, the nurses will pump you full of calories via IV. Just thought you should know. If you actually go through with your plan, by day eleven you will probably collapse. So that gives the nurses plenty of time to destroy your plan. So just don't faint until day 57, and you'll be all set. Good luck with that.
637999
Put her in the car and drive the 3 hours to the hospital!\n\nBetter safe the sorry.
658382
Less than 140mgs/dl two hrs after meal.(7.8 mmol/liter)
43227
Blood sugar levels range from 60-120 these being acceptable levels.  Anything below 60 can cause hypoglycemia which is not acceptable due to the that one can go into a coma and suffer from seizure episodes. Then we look at the other side of the coin if the blood sugar goes way past ove 200 to 500 then a person can go into a coma and die.. So the best point of this situation is to follow your diet, exercise, take your blood sugars at least twice a day.. If they are not in good range then you shoud follow-up with your family physician for further evaluation. Best of luck to you.
298560
And if you don't eat, your electrolytes will get screwed up and you'll go into cardiac arrest. Much faster than pancreatic cancer. your logic is rather naive and moronic.
596856
it appears to be a serious problem.  seek immediate medical attention
482095
She did the master clense that consisted of maple syrup, cayenne pepper and water. She did that for 14 days with a nutritionist. She said that she would reccommend it with out medical assistance.  She also didnt eat anything but drink water.