Medical Dictionary – The definition of Alberti Regime
Alberti Regime is also known as GIK regime which is a way for controlling the level of blood glucose in patients who suffer from diabetes. The steps involve the infusion of insulin, potassium chloride and glucose intravenously over a specific standard of time. The level of glucose in blood and potassium are measured constantly to allow appropriate adjustments to be made.
Alberti Regime is also known as GIK regime which is a way for controlling the level of blood glucose in patients who suffer from diabetes. The steps involve the infusion of insulin, potassium chloride and glucose intravenously over a specific standard of time. The level of glucose in blood and potassium are measured constantly to allow appropriate adjustments to be made.
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