Grading for this case study will be based on the points assigned for each question as noted in the case stud

Grading for this case study will be based on the points assigned for each question as noted in the case study. Completeness, accuracy and attention to detail will all increase the number of points you receive. A 46-year-old Hispanic man (Mr. R) is admitted to the emergency room tonight. He has a 15 year history of type 1 diabetes. He is unconscious so his wife provides this history: On Friday (Day 1), he ate dinner out at an unfamiliar restaurant. He became ill that evening with vomiting. Although his wife ate the same food, she did not become ill. He omitted his bedtime injection of insulin because he had not kept down any food. He continued vomiting Saturday (Day 2) and Sunday (Day 3), again omitting all insulin injections because he had not kept down any food. During this time, his wife encouraged him to see, or at least to call, his physician, but he declined. He did not measure his blood glucose level because he had left his meter at work. He did not measure urine ketones because he had never been instructed to do so. His wife discovered him unresponsive on Monday morning (Day 4). His wife stated