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"Alcoholic ketoacidosis is a common disorder in chronic alcoholic persons. The Pathogenesis is complex associated with extracellular fluid volume depletion, alcohol withdrawal, abdominal pain, and acid abnormalities. The syndrome is rapidly reversible and has a low mortality. The treatment is administration with normal saline, glucose, potassium and thiamine. We report two cases of Alcoholic Ketoacidosis, first case with classically picture of AKA and the second one AKA with Decrease consciousness and concomitant illness, pneumonia. We believe this report possibly to be the first report of AKA in Indonesia"

"Hypoglycemia is a reduction in blood glucose level below 60 mg'/o Epidemiologic data report a 0.02/1000 patent/year mortality rate due to hypoglycemia in patients using insulin in the United Kingdom. Reports from Indonesia are still quite rare. Parto Almojo (1993) reported the incidence rate of hypoglycemia in diabetic patients hospitalized at Sardjilo Hospital, Yogyakarta. Conditions are quite different than in Western nations, perhaps due to a smaller population of patients with type I diabetes mellitus in Indonesia"

"Psychosocial adjustment in children of alcoholics (COAs; N=125) was examined before and at 3 follow-ups in the 15 months after their fathers entered alcoholism treatment. Before their fathers' treatment, COAs exhibited greater overall and clinical-level symptomatology than children from the demographically matched comparison sample, but they improved significantly following their fathers' treatment. Children of stably remitted fathers were similar to their demographic counterparts from the comparison sample and had fewer adjustment problems than children of relapsed fathers, even after accounting for children's baseline adjustment. Thus, COAs' adjustment improved when their fathers received treatment for alcoholism, and fathers' recovery from alcoholism was associated with clinically significant reductions in child problems."

"Background: diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) is a potentially lethal complication of diabetes mellitus (DM). There is no study in Indonesia that compares the much-preferred capillary beta hydroxybutirate (β-OHB) measurement to urine acetoacetate in monitoring therapeutic response of DKA in adolescents.Methods: a prospective study of 37 adolescents and children with DKA in Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital was done between June 2006 and March 2011. The patients were followed until the time of DKA resolution. Hourly measurement of random blood glucose, capillary β-OHB concentration, and urine ketones were done, while blood gas analysis and electrolyte were measured every four hours.Results: median time to resolution was 21 (9-52) hours. Compared to urine ketones, capillary β-OHB concentration showed stronger correlation with pH (r= -0,52, p= 0,003 vs r= -0,49, p= 0,005) and bicarbonate level (r=-0,60, p=0.000 vs r= -0.48, p=0.007) during the median time of DKA resolution. All capillary β-OHB measurement yielded negative results at median time of DKA resolution, while urine ketones were still detected up to 9 hours after resolution.Conclusion: blood ketone concentration showed better correlation with pH and bicarbonate level, as a tool to monitor therapeutic response in DKA in adolescent, compared to traditional urine ketones test in adolescents."

"Ketoasidosis diabetik (KAD) merupakan komplikasi akut dari diabetes melitus (DM) tak terkontrol, ditandai dengan hiperglikemia, ketosis, dan asidosis metabolik. Pemberian nutrisi sering menjadi masalah, namun menunda pemberian nutrisi dini menyebabkan peningkatan kadar keton darah dan morbiditas pasien. Tujuan penulisan serial kasus ini adalah memulihkan ketosidosis dan memenuhi kebutuhan makro- dan mikronutrien. Pasien berusia antara 18?65 tahun, mengalami KAD dengan DM, dirawat 5?12 hari di Rumah Sakit Umum Tangerang. Pencetus KAD adalah infeksi, ketidakpatuhan pengobatan, dan diet yang tidak tepat. Keempat orang pasien menderita DM dengan penyakit penyerta yang berbeda. Terapi nutrisi diberikan berdasarkan kondisi klinis pasien. Energi diberikan mulai dari kebutuhan basal yang dihitung dengan persamaan Harris-Benedict, atau dimulai dari 20?25 kkal/ kg BB pada kondisi sakit kritis. Makronutrien diberikan sesuai rekomendasi American Diabetes Association dan mikronutrien sesuai dengan kondisi dan kebutuhan pasien. Pemantauan yang dilakukan meliputi toleransi asupan, imbang cairan, antropometri, dan laboratorium (kadar glukosa darah, keton darah, dan elektrolit). Edukasi dan konsultasi nutrisi diberikan setiap hari. Selama pemantauan semua pasien menunjukkan perbaikan klinis dan penurunan kadar keton darah. Semua pasien dapat mencapai kebutuhan energi total dan kadar glukosa darah mendekati normal. Sebelum pulang pasien diberikan edukasi tentang cara mengetahui faktor yang dapat mencetuskan KAD dan mengatasinya, serta edukasi nutrisi untuk mencapai kontrol glikemik optimal dan mencegah KAD.

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Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) is an acute complication of uncontrolled diabetes, characterized by hyperglycemia, ketosis, and metabolic acidosis. Nutrition intervention may often cause some problems, unfortunately, withholding early nutrition may increase blood ketones concentration and patient morbidity. Aims of this case series are resolve ketoacidosis dan meet macro and micronutrient requirement. Patients aged between 18 to 65 years old, presented DKA with diabetes mellitus, and hospitalized from 5 to 12 days at Tangerang General Hospital. Precipitating factors of DKA include infection, noncompliance to medication, and inproper diet. All patients suffered from DM with different comorbidities. Nutritional therapy was given according to patients clinical condition. The energy was given begin with basal requirement, which calculated using Harris-Benedict equation, or begin with 20?25 kcal/kg body weight (BW) in critically ill condition. Macronutrients were given according to American Diabetes Association recommendation and micronutrients based on patients? condition and requirement. Monitoring includes food intake tolerance, fluid balance, anthropometric, and laboratory results (blood glucose levels, blood ketone, and electrolytes). Education and nutrition consultation were given everyday. During monitoring all patients showed clinical improvements in general condition and blood ketone concentration?s reduction. All patients can meet total energy requirement with blood glucose levels close to normal. Before discharge, patients received education to identify and manage risk factors that may precipitate DKA. Nutrition education was also given to achieve optimal glycemic control and prevent DKA."