Table 1.

The patient’s physical examinations and laboratory data on admission.

Physical Examination
BH 151.8 cm, BW 41.4 kg, BMI 18.0 kg/m2, RR 24 times/min, BP 118/76 mmHg, Glasgow Coma Scale E3V4M5
Complete Blood Count		Urinalysis		Arterial Blood Gas Analysis
White blood cell count	15300 /μL	Protein	2+	pH	7.049
Neutrophil	72.8%	Glucose	4+	pCO2	12.4 mmHg
Lymphocyte	15.7%	Ketone body	1+	pO2	128 mmHg
Red blood cell count	405×104 /μL	Urinary osmotic pressure	360 mOsm/L	HCO3 -	3.3 mmol/L
Hemoglobin	13.3 g/dL	C-peptide (urine)	<0.8 µg/day	Base excess	-26.9 mmol/L
Hematocrit	44%			Lactate	26 mg/dL
Platelet count	17.4×104 /μL			Anion gap	28.9 mmol/L
Blood chemistry
Aspartate aminotransferase	67 IU/L	Sodium	118 mEq/L	Glycoalbumin	27.7%
Alanine aminotransferase	34 IU/L	Potassium	6.7 mEq/L	C-peptide (serum)	<0.03 ng/mL
Lactate dehydrogenase	282 IU/L	Chlorine	79 mEq/L	anti-GAD antibody	>2000 U/mL
Total protein	6.6 g/dL	Calcium	8.4 mg/dL	Islet antigen 2 antibody	N.D
Albumin	4 g/dL	Phosphate	9 mg/dL	Anti-insulin autoantibody	N.D
Total bilirubin	0.6 mg/dL	Magnesium	2.4 mg/dL	Total ketone body	16427 μmol/L
Amylase	9696 U/L	Uric acid	11.7 mg/dL	Acetoacetate	3340 μmol/L
p-Amylase	304 U/L	Blood urea nitrogen	90.9 mg/dL	3-Hydroxybutyrate	13087 μmol/L
Lipase	13 U/L	Serum Creatinine	1.93 mg/dL	TSH	1.01 μU/mL
Trypsin	219 ng/mL	Fasting blood glucose	938 mg/dL	freeT3	1.94 pg/mL
Osmotic pressure	344 mOsm/L	HbA1c	8%	freeT4	1.34 ng/dL
Past Disease History except diabetes
She was diagnosed with Basedow disease at the age of 52, but is now in remission. There was no history such as hypertension or cardiovascular disease.

N.D, not detected.