Describe how you would teach the patient to mix the morning insulin dose for a single administration

Rose is a 45-year-old patient who was diagnosed with diabetes 2 years ago. Dr. Fisher recently placed her on treatment insulin once per day. Rose was brought to Dr. Fisher’s practice by her 20-year-old son after he found her looking pale, sweating, and shaking while she was gardening. He had gone out to run some errands in the morning and believes he had seen his mother inject herself with insulin before leaving. When she arrives at the medical office, her son clarifies that she does not have an appointment and explains his reason for coming. Rose is an established patient, and Franny, the medical assistant, has her come to an examination room and notices that she is indeed pale, shaking, profusely sweating, and that she is confused. The medical assistant asks if she had breakfasted this morning; the patient mumbles her reply, making it difficult to understand what she is saying. The medical assistant proceeds to take her vitals, and it catches her attention that the patient has…

Eating before bedtime results in an increase weight gain and decrease in performance over time.  true or false

What options could you provide in the medical office for treats for your diabetic patients?

describe why is childhood diabetes relevant to health psychology

Source and analyse current statistical data showing an understanding of prevalence and incidence  of type 2 diabetes

Which activity would be MOST DIFFICULT for a client who has diabetic retinopathy? Feeling the temperature of the shower water. Reading the menu choices in a dimly-lit restaurant. Lifting a cooking pot by the handle using one hand.

Briefly explain the advances in glucose monitoring techniques over the past sixty years.