Is a type of diabetic coma that is often seen in Type 2 Diabetes.

It can often be associated with diabetes diabetes leading to death.

It is also known as: Hyperosmolar hyperglycemic nonketotic coma or hyperosmotic non-ketotic coma.

Is seen typically following an infection, Stroke, Myocardial infarction, or other acute and sometimes severe illnesss.

Large amounts of glucose are found in the blood.

It is different then Diabetic Ketoacidosis because no ketone bodies are produced.

Symptoms:

   -    Change in mental status
   -    Confusion
   -    Change in reflexes
   -    Tremors
   -    Vomiting
   -    Fatigue
   -    Death

Other complications can be an increase risk of thrombosis

Treatment:

-   Hydration
-   Replacement of electrolytes
.         Insulin
.         Anticoagulants