Alberti regime
Alberti regime (GIK regime) (al-ber-ti ray-zheem) n. a method for controlling blood-sugar levels in diabetic patients who are being fasted. It involves infusing a solution of glucose (G), insulin (I), and potassium (K) chloride intravenously over a standard period using a sliding scale.[ K. G. M. M. Alberti (1937– ), British physician]
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