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Teaching Injection Technique to People with Diabetes
Teaching Injection Technique to People with Diabetes January 2017 For people with diabetes who take insulin or other injectable diabetes medications, the diabetes educator can teach evidence-based standardized methods to improve clinical outcomes. The diabetes educator can enhance and maximize: Patient engagement in self-care management
[PDF File]Diabetes: Teaching Patients Self-Care
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Types of Diabetes The pathology that causes each type of diabetes is different, and it is important for a patient to understand the medical management for their particular type of diabetes. In type 1 diabetes (the term now used instead of the older term juvenile diabetes ), the body stops producing insulin completely.
[PDF File]Type 1 Diabetes: Management Strategies
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Patients with type 1 diabetes should have sick-day plans and be able to identify warning signs of hypoglycemia and diabetic ketoacidosis. Advances in diabetes care, including the bionic pancreas ...
[PDF File]Pediatric Diabetes Education Plan
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Type 1 This is the most common type in children and young adults. My child’s body is making little or no insulin. Insulin must be given to replace what is not made by the body. Insulin must be taken for the rest of my child’s life. My child will always have Type 1 diabetes Type 1 diabetes will not change to Type 2 diabetes. Type 2 Type 2 ...
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Currently, type 1 diabetes affects 1 in every 400 to 600 children, and more than 13,000 children are newly diagnosed each year.1,2 Type 1 diabetes is managed by insulin replacement and balancing of diet and exercise in order to maintain glycemic control and prevent the occurrence of complications. Glycemic
[PDF File]Diabetes 101 - Michigan Medicine
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attacks the cells (beta cells) in your pancreas that make insulin. People with type 1 diabetes need to take insulin to replace what their body can no longer make. Type 2 Diabetes occurs over time. Family history, weight gain, lack of physical activity, and stress can increase your risk of developing type 2. In type 2 diabetes,
[PDF File]Diabetes Teaching Checklist
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tes and work with you to adjust your food plan, activity and medications. Remember, you are the most important member of your healthcare team Complications of diabetes Type 2 diabetes is a progressive, life-long disease. It may become more difficult to keep your blood glucose levels within your target range.
[PDF File]Basic Diabetes Education Plan
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o If I have type 2 diabetes I will try to find the cause of my high blood sugar (too little medicine, too much food, too little activity, illness, or stress). If I notice repeated high blood sugar levels, I will contact my doctor. o If I have type 1 diabetes I will: Check urine ketones if my blood sugar is greater than 240 mg/dL.
[PDF File]Chapter 11: Risk Factors for Type 1 Diabetes
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In the United States, 1 in 300 children and adolescents develop type 1 diabetes by age 20 years, but 1 in 40 offspring of mothers with type 1 diabetes and 1 in 15 offspring of fathers with type 1 diabetes develop type 1 diabetes. The disease is likely caused by the inter-play of genetic and environmental factors.
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type 1 diabetes? w Much of the food you eat becomes a type of sugar called glucose. w Pancreas cannot make insulin so the glucose stays in the blood. w Your body requires insulin by injection. w Notes Without insulin your body cannot use the glucose for energy. w Your body tries to get
[PDF File]Developing Community-Based Programs for People with Diabetes
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dietician who has training and experience in prediabetes, diabetes, and diabetes management. A person who wants to be a CDE must have training in diabetes and teaching people how to change their behavior. He or she must also have at least 2 years of experience in their profession and 1000 hours teaching diabetes self-management. Once
[PDF File]Your Diabetes Care and Management Plan
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Diabetes Care Team. Type 2 diabetes progresses over time as your body slowly makes less insulin and becomes unable to use the insulin you make as well as before. These changes mean your medications and diabetes management plan need to change too. The plan that works for you is going to be different from anyone else. Taking steps to
[PDF File]A Self-Care Guide for Teens with Diabetes
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in children or young adults. In type 1 diabetes, the beta cells in the pancreas cannot make insulin at all. People with this type of diabetes must take insulin by injection or use an insulin pump for their cells to be able to use glucose. diabetes used to be known as “adult-onset” diabetes and typically occurs in people 35 years of age or ...
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Diabetes Care Plan STUDENT NAME: _____ Date: _____ ROUTINE MANAGEMENT . PHYSICAL ACTIVITY. BG meter and fast-acting sugar should ALWAYS be accessible during physical activities. Risk of low blood sugar increases during/after physical activity. The student may need extra BG check(s) and/or extra food.
[PDF File]Your Guide to Diabetes - National Institute of Diabetes ...
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The three main types of diabetes are type 1, type 2, and gestational diabetes. People can develop diabetes at any age. Both women and men can develop diabetes. Type 1 Diabetes Type 1 diabetes, which used to be called juvenile diabetes, develops most often in young people; however, type 1 diabetes can also develop in adults. In type 1 diabetes, your
[PDF File]Type 1 Diabetes Treatment Guideline - Kaiser Permanente
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Although patients with type 1 diabetes most commonly present with abrupt onset of symptoms and weight loss, type 1 diabetes can occur in patients at any age and weight. Diabetic ketoacidosis is also a frequent initial presentation. Consider islet cell antibody (ICA) with reflex to glutamic acid decarboxylase antibody (GADA) testing for
[PDF File]7-Day Diabetic Meal Plan - Sutter Health
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7-Day Diabetic Meal Plan Information Provided by: Wendy Gregor, MA, RD, CDE [Patient Education Department, Sutter Medical Foundation] SAMPLE MENUS. BREAKFAST [30 grams carb] LUNCH [30–40 grams carb] DINNER [30–40 grams carb] 1 cup oatmeal 1 tbsp sliced almonds 1 tbsp ground flaxseed; Turkey sandwich on 2 slices whole wheat bread Raw veggies ...
[PDF File]Nursing Care Plan of Child with Diabetes
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Page 1 of 4 Nursing Care Plan of Child with Diabetes Diabetes Mellitus: A chronic disorder involving primarily carbohydrate metabolism and characterized by partial and /or complete insulin inefficiency. The following are the two major types of diabetes: a. Type 1: Destruction of pancreatic beta cells which produce insulin; this leads to insulin
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