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    Signs and symptoms of neuropathy, such as numbness in the legs and hands found in juvenile diabetes. Signs and symptoms of type 1 diabetes rapidly more than type 2. Doctors often find nonhealing ulcers in patients with juvenile diabetes. These tags indicate low power healing of…

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    Diabetes Type 2 Lab Report

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    Diabetes type 2 is a chronic condition in which insulin does not respond to high glucose levels in the blood. The insulin produced in the body has a resistance to the glucose. The pancreas may still produce insulin, but the insulin does not have the usual effect on cells. Diabetes affects people when there are high blood glucose levels, which lead to damage of blood vessels. This can lead to several complications including heart disease, kidney damage, nerve damage, eye damage and can cause…

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    Mr Mitchell's Case Summary

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    Benetos, Davis, Michos, Muntner & Bakris, (2017) “numerous studies have shown that antihypertensive therapy reduces ASCVD events, heart failure, and microvascular complications in people with diabetes” therefore, following his prescribed medication and diabetic and sleep apnoea regime is extremely important due to numerous risk factors that Mr Mitchell has that puts increased pressure on Mr Mitchell’s cardiovascular health. Another way the nurse could assist with Mr Mitchell’s medication…

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    glucose improved significantly. His eye exam was negative for diabetic retinopathy. Although he reported “some neuropathy” in the soles of his feet, he also reported that it was not bothersome to him. The complete diabetic foot exam (07/2016) was grossly normal; it did not show any neurovascular changes. The claimant reported a history of back pain; however, he did not want to take medications for pain control or for foot neuropathy. The laboratory reports did not show evidence of organ…

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    66-year old man with Type 2 diabetes mellitus. He is having trouble controlling his diabetes and developed diabetic neuropathy. Because of this, he began to lose sensation in his feet and soon developed a diabetic foot ulcer. Having a well informed and trained care team is essential to the improvement of patient health. The facility can provide nurses with further education about diabetic foot ulcers and specific wound care and treatment. Having this extra knowledge allows the nurses to look…

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    Wound Assessment Essay

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    ‘Mr Smith’ is a 58 year old male patient; aged 51, ‘Mr Smith’ was diagnosed with diabetic neuropathy and had his right second toe amputated 2 years later due to neuropathic diabetic foot sepsis. Recently, ‘Mr Smith’ developed an inflamed right hallux; he was admitted to hospital as an emergency and the results of an x-ray revealed neuropathic diabetic foot sepsis with osteomyelitis; his right hallux and right third toe were amputated. Following surgery ‘Mr Smith’…

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    Integrated-Managed Care

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    Using podiatric services diabetic patients are not only able to check their feet for ulcers, but also to get their ingrown nails cut which prevents infections and delayed wound healing. Coverage of needles and alcohol avoids infection at the site of insulin injection or where finger…

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    based practice project proposed to be implemented at the Veterans Administration Medical Center (VAMC) will cultivate the staff to improve the quality of care for the veteran population. The proposed practice change project focuses on improving diabetic foot related problems in the End Stage Renal Disease population receiving hemodialysis/peritoneal dialysis.End Stage Renal Disease is a slow progressive…

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    of the body start to die. The eye is perfect example of an organ that has high number of tiny small vessels. Diabetic retinopathy is defined blindness that occurs due to damage to the small blood vessels in the retina (Rosdahl & Kowalsaki, 2012). Nephropathy is another complication caused by damage to the small blood vessels. Nephropathy is another term for kidney disease. Diabetic neuropathy on the other hand, causes nerve damage. For example, a person may experience sensory changes such as…

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    Hba1c Essay

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    a proper tool to diagnose in earlier stage so that people can be educated to control their blood glucose and associated factors. Early detection and intervention is most important to prevent further complications associated with diabetes such as neuropathy, nephropathy, retinopathy, foot damage, skin infections…

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