Hyperglycemia/DKA
Due to failure to deliver<unk> 
accidental (or iatrogenic) disconnection, kinked tubing, empty reservoir, uncharged batteries, poorly positioned needle, lipohypertrophy, patient not rotating sites
DKA can occur very rapidly if pump fails, since pumps only use rapid-acting<unk> 
Hypoglycemia
Local<unk> 
Cellulitis, usually due to strep or staph
Local reactions to adhesives or<unk>  preparation
Lipohypertrophy
Subcutaneous granulation tissue due to local<unk>  action
May look/feel like an abscess
Area has decreased sensation<unk> g through such sites→ erratic<unk>  absorption→ labile blood glucose, hyperglycemia
Due to failure to deliver<unk> 
accidental (or iatrogenic) disconnection, kinked tubing, empty reservoir, uncharged batteries, poorly positioned needle, lipohypertrophy, patient not rotating sites
DKA can occur very rapidly if pump fails, since pumps only use rapid-acting<unk> 
Cellulitis, usually due to strep or staph
Local reactions to adhesives or<unk>  preparation
Lipohypertrophy
Subcutaneous granulation tissue due to local<unk>  action
May look/feel like an abscess
Area has decreased sensation<unk> g through such sites→ erratic<unk>  absorption→ labile blood glucose, hyperglycemia
Subcutaneous granulation tissue due to local<unk>  action
May look/feel like an abscess
Area has decreased sensation<unk> g through such sites→ erratic<unk>  absorption→ labile blood glucose, hyperglycemia
Insulin infusion device complications
Pancreas transplant complications
Bariatric surgery complications
Starvation ketoacidosis
G-tube complications
Gastric pacemaker complications
CVC catheter problems
Metabolic emergencies 