A patient with type 1 diabetes using insulin glargine nightly is admitted with diabetic ketoacidosis at 14:00. Fixed-rate IV insulin is started. What should happen to the basal insulin?AAdminister glargine only if the IV insulin infusion is interrupted for more than two hoursBContinue the usual glargine dose at the usual time while IV insulin continuesCOmit glargine until IV insulin has stopped and capillary ketones are normalDGive half the glargine dose only after blood glucose falls below 14 mmol/LEReplace glargine with an equal unit dose of short-acting insulin every six hoursCheck my answer