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2	Pediatric and adolescent diabetes in Sweden
3	How do we care for our patients?
4	Modern treatment of childhood diabetes
5	What goals do we have?
6	Important to learn for life...
7	Try to keep on living as usual in the family...
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15	High blood glucose and ketones
16	Vad happens to the carbohydrates from the food?
17	A healthy cell
18	Starvation
19	Diabetes - lack of insulin
20	Ketone bodies in a healthy person
21	Starvation ketones in people without diabetes
22	Ketone bodies increase when there is a lack of insulin
23	Urine ketones can be false neagative!
24	Urine ketones decrease slowly after insulin treatment
25	Effects of insulin treatment
26	Blood ketones and ketoacidosis
27	Measuring ketones in blood vs. urine
28	Measuring ketones in blood
29	Measuring ketones in urine
30	Measuring ketones in blood vs. urine
31	Measuring ketones in blood vs. urine
32	Measuring ketones in blood vs. urine
33	Measuring ketones in blood vs. urine
34	Measuring ketones in blood vs. urine - conclusions
35	Measuring ketones in blood vs. urine - conclusions
36	How should blood ketones be interpreted?
37	How should blood ketones be interpreted?
38	Sick day rules
39	Sick day rules
40	When do you need to go to the hospital?
41	When do you need to go to the hospital?
42	Diabetes and surgery
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47	Insulin kinetics increseases ketoacidosis risk
48	How quickly will the ketones rise?
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50	Diabetes equipment to bring on the trip
51	Diabetes equipment to bring on the trip
52	Always call your home team
53	Preventing “The revenge of Montezuma”