Diabetic Ketoacidosis — MRCP Part 1 MCQ

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HardE) risks worsening hypokalemia. Basal-only (D) is inappropriate for DKA."Diabetic Ketoacidosismrcp part 1

A 22-year-old has genetically confirmed juvenile-onset hypophosphatasia. They have recurrent atraumatic, poorly healing metatarsal fractures, restricted mobility and persistent disabling musculoskeletal pain despite two painkiller classes recommended by a national pain specialist. Which enzyme replacement matches current NICE eligibility?

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