To explain: The reason that today’s parents have a harder time feeding their children nutritious meals and providing an exercise program than did parents of previous generations and what can be done to solve this problem.
Introduction: Diabetes is a serious hormonal disease. In this condition, the body cells are unable to absorb glucose from the blood, either because there is not enough insulin in the blood (type 1 diabetes) or the target cells are not responding to insulin (type 2 diabetes). The treatment for diabetes is available but there is no cure. Type 1 diabetes patients require regular injection of insulin, and type 2 diabetes is associated with overweight and under activity. By controlling sugar intake and exercising and dieting to reduce weight, type 2 diabetes can be managed without medications. Despite the available treatment, every year people die from diabetes or its complications, which include dehydration, cardiovascular and kidney disease, and nerve damage.
To explain: The reason for diabetes is more common in low-income populations than in wealthy populations.
Introduction: Diabetes is a serious hormonal disease. In this condition, the body cells are unable to absorb glucose from the blood, either because there is not enough insulin in the blood (type 1 diabetes) or the target cells are not responding to insulin (type 2 diabetes). The treatment for diabetes is available but there is no cure. Type 1 diabetes patients require regular injection of insulin, and type 2 diabetes is associated with overweight and under activity. By controlling sugar intake and exercising and dieting to reduce weight, type 2 diabetes can be managed without medications. Despite the available treatment, every year people die from diabetes or its complications, which include dehydration, cardiovascular and kidney disease, and nerve damage.
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- A 55-year old women who has obesity has made an appointment with the dietitian to start weight loss classes. According to the Stages of Change model, which stage are they in ?arrow_forwarduanita, a 42-year-old woman with no significant medical history, has just finished her annual medical appointment. Her doctor told her that her hemoglobin A1c is slightly elevated, putting her in the range for prediabetes. Her doctor said if she loses 5-10% of her current weight and makes better food choices, her A1c should go down and this will decrease her risk of developing type 2 diabetes in the future. Juanita stops by your office (an assistant nutrition educator) to get more information. What questions would you ask Juanita before providing any guidance? Please ask three or more questions that are not answered in the prompt above. Make up Juanita's answers to these questions in full sentences, just like a real conversation. Based on this week's readings and Juanita's answers to your questions, describe at least three key components to healthy weight loss that Juanita will be able to implement immediately. This section should be in paragraph format.arrow_forwardA patient with diabetes is admitted to the hospital. How should the nursing care be managed to ensure proper glucose control and prevent complications?arrow_forward
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