Metabolic acidosis with increased AG might be caused by A: diarrhea B: ketoacidosis C: renal tubular acidosis D: hyperkalemia E: blood dilution

Which of the following often leads to metabolic acidosis with an increased AG () A: Diarrhea B: Diabetic ketoacidosis C: Renal tubular acidosis (RTA) D: Fast infusion of a large amount of saline solution E: Mild or moderate renal failure

The causes often lead to metabolic acidosis with a normal AG except<br/>for () A: Diarrhea B: Diabetic ketoacidosis C: Renal tubular acidosis D: Fast infusion of a large amount of saline solution E: Mild or moderate renal failure

Cases where insulin can lower blood glucose are A: type 1 diabetes B: diabetic ketoacidosis C: perioperative period of type 1 diabetes D: mild type 2 diabetes E: type 2 diabetes with obesity

（ ）occurs when your body fail to use glucose as a fuel source because your body has no insulin or not enough insulin. Your body begins to break down fat, because your cells are starved for energy. A: diabetic dermopathy B: necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum C: ketoacidosis. D: hypoglycemia

Which of the Following is best describes clinical presentation of sign diabetes ketoacidosis (DKA) A: oliguria, ketonuria, abdominal pain B: Ketonuria, polydipsia, abdominal pain, Kussmaul breathing C: Ketonuria, abdominal pain, Kussmaul breathing with Fruity odour and Hyperglycemia D: Abdominal pain and high blood sugar.