hypothesis : after receiving health education the patient will have positive attitude towards daily exercise and will establish a good glycemic control
What is the impact of education and diabetes type 2 prevention?
A. Formulate a case study/scenario for a patient diagnosed with DIABETES Type ll. B. Include the following in the case study. a. Anatomy & Physiology b. Overview of the Disease Process C. Risk Factors d. Pathophysiology (Including all systems affected) e. Client Background, Biographical Data, Cultural Considerations, Demographic, Medical History, Current Health Status, Knowledge of Disorder, and all other areas of the Clinical Paperwork f. nclude the Lab Findings that are associated with Diabetes and the Lab Values that are...
A. Formulate a case study/scenario for a patient diagnosed with DIABETES Type ll. B. Include the following in the case study. a. Anatomy & Physiology b. Overview of the Disease Process c. Risk Factors d. Pathophysiology (Including all systems affected) e. Client Background, Biographical Data, Cultural Considerations, Demographic, Medical History, Current Health Status, Knowledge of Disorder, and all other areas of the Clinica Paperworlk Include the Lab Findings that are associated with Diabetes and the Lab Values that are also...
A. Formulate a case study/scenario for a patient diagnosed with DIABETES Type ll. B. Include the following in the case study. a. Anatomy & Physiology b. Overview of the Disease Process c. Risk Factors d. Pathophysiology (Including all systems affected) e. Client Background, Biographical Data, Cultural Considerations, Demographic, Medical History, Current Health Status, Knowledge of Disorder, and all other areas of the Clinica Paperworlk Include the Lab Findings that are associated with Diabetes and the Lab Values that are also...
(9) A study looking at the education level and diabetes status of patients was completed and the following contingency table was obtained. At the a = 0.05 significance level, run a hypothesis test to determine if diabetes status is independent of education level. Diabetes | No Diabetes 218 389 393 178 Less than HS education HS grad Some college College grad 33 25 17
What are the differences between type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes?
You have been asked to begin patient education for a patient with diabetes mellitus. You may choose type I, type II or gestational diabetes. Please discuss pathophysiology, at least 4 symptoms, and what the patient will need to know in order to be successful in management of their diabetes
Are GLP-1 analogs used primarily in type 1 diabetes or type 2 diabetes? How to these medications work?
7. What are the risk factors for the development of type 2 Diabetes? Ms Lee is diagnosed with type 2 Diabetes. The PCP starts her on Metformin 500mg and Glipizide 5mg orally each day at breakfast and Atorvastin 20mg orally at bedtime. She is referred to the dietian for instruction on starting a 1200-calorie diet using an exchange system. You are providing education regarding pharmacotherapy and exercise. 8. What is the rational for starting her on Metformin, Glucotrol, and Atorvastatin?...
why is education important in the prevention of diabetes?