What specific measures will you provide a patient with diabetes mellitus to improve peripheral circulation and prevent the complications of peripheral vascular disease?
The most commonly found complications of peripheral vascular disease in diabetic patient is neuropathy. Some of the best way to prevent the complication are
What specific measures will you provide a patient with diabetes mellitus to improve peripheral circulation and...
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
Outpatient clinic visit: The patient with type 2 diabetes was status post cadaveric kidney and pancreatic transplants. He was being seen for follow-up of a recent below-the-knee amputation (BKA) of the foot due to a nonhealing, gangrenous ulcer on his left foot secondary to diabetic peripheral vascular disease. The operative site was healing very nicely, and there was no evidence of infection. Diagnoses: (1) Status post left foot amputation, (2) status post kidney and pancreas transplants (3) diabetes mellitus.
What discharge teaching will you provide to a patient who has diabetes and smokes as well? How can smoking and poor self-management of diabetes increase the risk of long term complications?
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
Part 1 (10 pts): Explain the etiology of diabetes mellitus. This should include, but is not limited to, the following The 3 types of diabetes and the cause of each. Signs/symptoms The anatomy involved and how each organ system is either functional in the disease process or affected by it. Treatment options for each type of diabetes. Risks/complications of untreated diabetes mellitus. Part 1 should be presented in paragraph format (500 word minimum) with logical flow of ideas and information....
A new patient in your office reports that she has recently been diagnosed with diabetes mellitus and that her physician suggested that she should have a dental checkup. The patient confides in you that she feels like this disease is really changing her lifestyle. She laughingly says “I have always had such good reports from my previous dentist, and I just don't really see why I need to be worried about my teeth now” Based upon what is known about...
WRITE A NURSING CARE PLAN FOR PATIENT WITH DIABETES MELLITUS. - State what you will teach. Identify one Nursing Diagnosis and Goal (short term and long term) , 5 NURSING INTERVENTIONS WITH RATIONALES and evaluation . Include any special teaching aids or techniques that would be helpful with teaching.
Explain the differences between Diabetes Mellitus, Diabetes Insipidus, and Gestational Diabetes. What are preventative methods of these particular chronic disease?
Patient with Peripheral Arterial Disease also known as Peripheral Vascular Disease M.S is a 65-year-old African American retired schoolteacher. She complains of left calf pain when walking a couple of blocks. She states the pain goes away after she rests for 5 minutes. M.S is requesting pain medication for her headache that she rates a 8 on a 1-10 pain scale. Her primary history includes: NSTEMI 20 months ago, carotid bruit, hypertension, type 2 diabetes, hyperlipidemia, and former smoker. She...
Need help with answering each box pertaining to the disorder of disease process: diabetes mellitus management of acute illness. ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATE: System Disorder STUDENT NAM DISORDER:DISEASE PROCESS Sabetes Mellitus Management REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER IS of acute illness Alterations in Health (Diagnosis) Pathophysiology Related to Client Problem Health Promotion and Disease Prevention ASSESSMENT SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS Risk Factors Expected Findings Laboratory Tests Diagnostic Procedures PATIENT-CENTERED CARE Complications Nursing Care Medications Client Education Therapeutic Procedures Interprofessional Care