HYPEROSMOLAR HYPERGLYCEMIC

STATE

Ach Najich RF, dr.

 Terminologi

• KHONK ( KOMA HIPEROSMOLAR NON

KETOTIK)
• HHNK (HIPERGLIKEMI HIPEROSMOLAR
NONKETOTIK KOMA)

• Terminologi diatas pada saat ini telah berubah

karena koma hanya ditemukan <20% kasus
HHS
 Epidemiologi

• Hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state (HHS) is 1 of

2 serious metabolic derangements that occurs
in patients with diabetes mellitus (DM) and can
be a life-threatening emergency . 1
• Secara Keseluruhan Insiden HHS 1 kasus/1000
penduduk dalam 1 tahun. (USA 1989-1991). 2
• Rata-rata pasien HHS terdiagnosa pada
beberapa laporan kasus berusia 57-69 tahun. 2
 Etiologi

• DM TIPE 2
• Fluid Intake
• Major Ilness
• Stress Response
• Abused/ Neglected in older Patient
 Insulin Deficiency

Hyperglycemia

Hyper-
osmolality
Glycosuria

Δ MS
Dehydration

Electrolyte
Renal Failure Losses

Shock CV
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 Hyperosmolar Hyperglycemic State:
Pathophysiology

Unchecked gluconeogenesis  Hyperglycemia

Osmotic diuresis  Dehydration

• Presents commonly with renal failure

• Insufficient insulin for prevention of hyperglycemia but
sufficient insulin for suppression of lipolysis and
ketogenesis
• Absence of significant acidosis
• Often identifiable precipitating event (infection, MI)

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 Clinical Presentation

• Compared to DKA, in HHS there is greater

severity of:
– Dehydration
– Hyperglycemia
– Hypernatremia
– Hyperosmolality
• Because some insulin typically persists in HHS,
ketogenesis is absent to minimal and is
insufficient to produce significant acidosis
 Clinical Presentation of
Hyperglycemic Hyperosmolar State

Patient Profile Disease Characteristics

• Older
• More comorbidities
• History of type 2 diabetes,
which may have been
unrecognized
• More insidious development
than DKA (weeks vs
hours/days)
• Greater osmolality and mental
status changes than DKA
• Dehydration presenting with a
shock-like state

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 Diagnosis

• Plasma glucose level of 600 mg/dL or greater

• Effective serum osmolality of 320 mOsm/kg or
greater
• Profound dehydration, up to an average of 9L
• Serum pH greater than 7.30
• Bicarbonate concentration greater than 15
mEq/L
• Small ketonuria and absent-to-low ketonemia
• Some alteration in consciousness
 Differential Diagnosis

• KAD ( Ketoasidosis Diabetes)

 Treatment
Fase I 1. Rehidrasi: Nacl 0,9% / RL 2 liter/ 2
jam, 80 tts/mt 4 jam, 30 tts/mt 18
jam, 20 tts/mt 24 jam.

2. IDRIV: minus satu

Glukosa +/- 250 mg/dl atau reduksi ±
Fase II
3. K: 25 meq (3-35) dst
4. Bikarbonat:
pH≤7,2-7,3 50-100 meq drip dlm 2 j BIK
<12 20 tts/mt
pH < 7 25 meq bolus sisanya 20 ttsx/mt
5. Antibiotik
1. Maintenance: Nacl 0,9% Potacol R ( RI
4U - 8U ) , Maltosa 10% (RI6-12U)
bergantian 20 tts/mt (start slow, go slow,
stop slow)
2. K < 4 parenteral, per os dg air tomat/
kaldu
3. RI: rumus kali dua
4. Makanan lunak:KH kom pleks per-os
Fase I 1. Rehidrasi: Kadar
Na < 150 meq :
Nacl 0,9% ; Na >
150 meq pakai
Nacl 0,45%;
Rumus sama: 2
liter/ 2 jam, 80
tts/mt 4 jam, 30
tts/mt 18 jam,
20 tts/mt 24
jam.
2. IDRIV: minus satu
3. K: 25 meq (3-35) dst
4. Antibiotik
Glukosa +/- 250 mg/dl atau reduksi ±
Fase II 1. Maintenance: Nacl
0,9% Potacol R ( RI 4U -
8U ) , Maltosa 10% (RI6-
12U) bergantian 20
tts/mt (start slow, go
slow, stop slow)
2. K < 4 parenteral, per
os dg air tomat/ kaldu
3. RI: rumus kali dua
4. Makanan lunak:KH
kom pleks per-os
 Refference

• 1. Pasquel FJ, Umpierrez GE. Hyperosmolar

hyperglycemic state: a historic review of the
clinical presentation, diagnosis, and treatment.
Diabetes Care. 2014 Nov. 37 (11):3124-31.
[Medline]

• 2. Nugent BW. Hyperosmolar hyperglycemic

state. Emerg Med Clin North Am. 2005 Aug.
23(3):629-48,