●The differences between diabetes and prediabetic are
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●The recent statistics reveals that there are nearly 9.4% are diabetic and about 84.1% of population who are in prediabetic stage
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What is the difference between Diabetes and Pre-Diabetes? How many Americans are diagnosed with diabetes vs...
What are the symptoms of diabetes? How is diabetes diagnosed? What are the long-term consequences/complications of diabetes? Can Pre-diabetes be reversed? Explain your answer. Can diabetes be reversed? How can diabetes be managed?
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How body maintain blood glucose? What is diabetes? List the difference between type 1 and type 2 Diabetes. Explain why alcohol is considered a toxin? What are the major negative health and social implications of alcohol consumption? Discuss Iron deficiency symptoms in general and specifically in school going children, pregnant women Types of vitamin A, their functions in maintaining health and their sources 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. What is cholesterol? What are its role in our...
Objectives for Transplant and Diabetes Content Friday 10/19: • Describe the process of hematopoietic stem cell transplant (HSCT) • Distinguish the 3 major types of HSCT • Discuss the nursing management for a client undergoing HSCT • Identify the common complications associated with HSCT • State the organs/tissues that can be donated and what makes a person a candidate for donation • Evaluate kidney function using laboratory and assessment data • Identify complications of organ transplantation • Describe the nursing...
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...
Do a research about the Diabetes mellitus condition using sources as: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention American Diabetes Association National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Disease Family Doctor.org Choose one of the several types of Diabetes mellitus. Answer the following questions: Mention what is Diabetes. Explain a factor that can increase the risk of Diabetes. Explain two symptoms of the condition. Describe two complications or health problems developed due to Diabetes. Explain how can be prevented
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...
Diabetes Mr Jonathan (82 years) is a known diabetic for the past 30 years. He is on insulin treatment. He complaints of intermittent episodes of hypoglycaemia and visual impairment. On examination, there is a healed foot ulcer. Based on your knowledge about diabetes, answer the following questions below. Define Diabetes Mellitus (DMT2) (40-80 words) 16.2) List 4 (four) signs or symptoms of hypoglycaemia? 16.3) List 3 (three) long term complications of diabetes? 16.4) List 4 (four) main points regarding foot care 16.5) What are...
A patient comes in for a follow up after being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes after 5 years the patient lived in a different city and had a diet that she did well with for 3 years with a 10% weight loss. the downfall is that in the last 2 years, being consistent with program had been a struggle for the patient due be a caregiver for her ill mother. she now has gained weight On physical exam her BMI...
What are the causes of type 2 diabetes? What is the relationship between insulin resistance and hyperinsulinemia? What are endocrine disrupters and their functions in our body? Provide some examples. How does concentration of glucose effect insulin secretion? Explain how data from article support or refute the hypothesis that endocrine disrupters can change insulin secretion.
Story: Stephen Smith is a 58-year-old male who has type 2 diabetes mellitus, (diagnosed 5 years ago) hypertension, and hyperlipidemia .His body weight is 115 kg. His glucose was 350, Hemoglobin A1C is 13, and his last cholesterol is 350. He is currently taking metformin 500 mg bid "sometimes" but he knows nothing about how the medicine works and not sure he even needs it. He was also prescribed regular insulin on a sliding scale, but stopped taking it 5...