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    As a registered nurse, I completed my senior practicum for the degree program at a diabetes clinic. I explored why their clients were a no show at booked appointments. Following, meeting with the team I listened to their concerns. My notes included: they thought parking was an issue since there was no street parking and customers would have to pay for hourly parking. One nurse stated we should move the clinic to the airlines since majority of our clients are shift workers and work there. In…

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    years old life was, For the most part pretty great of course who's life isn't that great when your that old. Then one day my grandpa couldn't stand on his own for long and fell a lot, After a few falls we got him checked and he had a serious stage of diabetes, We all had no idea but he had it for years. He was forced to eat a strict diet and had to use insulin and it got so bad that we were forced to take him to a nursing home, We visited every single day for months but after a year it slowed…

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    T1 Dm Research Paper

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    DM is a group of metabolic disorders which characterized by hyperglycemia resulting from defects in either insulin secretion, action, or both. The chronic hyperglycemia associated with DM resulting in long term damage, dysfunction, and failure of different body organs especially the kidneys, the eyes, the nerves, the heart, and the blood vessels. T1DM is defined as a chronic disease characterized by hyperglycemia as a result of inadequate production of insulin by the pancreas. This occurs due to…

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    Cindy Mallon Case Study

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    with type 1 diabetes as explained in journals such as the British Medical Journal (BMJ) and Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). These symptoms included excessive thirst, frequent urination, and weight loss. Cindy’s parents became concerned about her symptoms as she begun to eat twice as much food, yet losing weight (approximately 5 pounds in the past months), which followed by vomiting and being nauseated. According to an article published by the American Diabetes Association,…

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    A1c Test Benefits

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    A1C testing has benefited diabetes management in many ways. One of the biggest benefits is being able to read the overall blood glucose levels, rather than relying on a series of fasting readings. All patients who suffer from diabetes are aware and familiar with fasting blood glucose test. Fasting blood glucose test are used to monitor a patient most current blood sugar levels. Fasting test are very important to diabetes treatment. The reason fasting test aren’t as significant to the A1C test…

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    Type 1 Diabetic Analysis

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    I. Explanation Diabetes mellitus type I, Type I diabetes, T1D, insulin dependent diabetes, or juvenile diabetes is an autoimmune disease, a form of diabetes mellitus where the body`s immune system mistakenly identifies the insulin-producing beta cells in the pancreas as foreign cells, hence, it attacks, and destroys them. As a consequence, the pancreas stops producing insulin, thus the body is unable to generate or use, and properly store glucose (a form of sugar that helps to create energy)…

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    Unit 1 Discussion 2 Methods of Research Review of 5 articles regarding diabetes care, education, self-management, and improved control. 1. Action Research: Development of a Diabetes Care Model in a Community Hospital. http://ezproxy.library.capella.edu/login?url=http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=ccm&AN=115004430&site=ehost-live&scope=site Inquiry and findings for this study are qualitative in nature due to being grounded the theory of the chronic care model, but allowed for…

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    Biological Issue that is a problem in my community. Why Type-2 Diabetes Is An issue for my community. - done by sharmayne ngatai :) focus questions to my research and report what is type two diabetes what are the impacts of type two diabetes does adding a healthier diet and exercise plan into your lifestyle prevent type two diabetes. Type 2 Diabetes. diabetes alone is a major issue within our community, but what is Type 2 diabetes, type 2 is a condition in which your blood levels are too…

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    Introduction Diabetes is an illness in which blood glucose levels are elevated because the body has not enough insulin to keep the blood sugar level (CDC, 2016). If not properly controlled diabetes can increase the risk for other chronic health conditions like heart disease and stroke (NIDDK, 2014). Managing blood glucose level within the normal levels are very important in patients with diabetes (Kim et al., 2012). Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM), is a new evidence based diagnostic tool…

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    There are many reasons why people have diabetes in the USA. Many children are affected by this disease.one of the reasons that children get diabetes is they have too much unhealthy food. Only about 20 percent of the children that have diabetes get it from their parents. Getting diabetes from your parents is not the child’s fault. One way you could decrease the chance of getting diabetes is to eat better food or healthier food. If you have ever heard of fast food restaurants you should know even…

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