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    he is very limited due to his pain. Previous treatment includes 8 sessions of physical therapy in December 2015, aspirin, and Motrin. Current medications include ibuprofen 200 mg, simvastatin 20 mg, Lisinopril 5 mg, Januvia 100 mg, aspirin 81 mg, metformin 500 mg, and glimperide 2 mg. Review of systems revealed night sweats, blurry vision, joint pain, muscle pain, muscle weakness, depression and anxiety. Physical examination revealed blood pressure of 135/84. Musculoskeletal/neurological…

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    505) 2.). Ascertain whether the patient and spouse are aware and know proper usage of Humalog and Metformin. Can be delegated to: MD/ RN/ Pharmacist Cited Pathophysiology/Rationale for performing this intervention: Patient is on more than one diabetic medication, investigating on proper usage will allow the nurse to proper ascertain whether or not…

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    (Aziz et al, 2015). The diabetes prevention program, large clinical trial in the United States with a racially and ethnically driven sample of adults, demonstrated a 58% reduction in T2DM with lifestyle change compared with a 31% reduction with metformin at 2.8 years follow up (Whittemore et al,…

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    Type 2 diabetes is a chronic disease, and happens to be the most popular type of diabetes. In fact, 95% of people with diabetes have type 2 (ADA). This specific type of diabetes is not one people tend to live with for their whole life. It was formally called adult-onset diabetes because it tends to start affecting people over the age of 40 (ADA). Unlike people with Type 1 diabetes, people with Type 2 do produce insulin. In a cell, there is a special protein, called a receptor, that binds to…

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    Type 2 diabetes is an issue in the body that causes glucose levels in one’s blood to rise higher than regular. It is also known as hyperglycemia and is the most common form of diabetes. Having type 2 diabetes means that the body does not use insulin properly, commonly known as insulin resistance. In the beginning the pancreas creates extra insulin to make up for it, although it is not enough to keep the sugar at normal levels (“Type 2” 1). High blood sugar can cause many issues over time. This…

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    will also need to start doing some sort of exercise regimen by at walking on a daily basis for at least 30 minutes per day. The weight loss will be an important step in lowering his blood pressure. He also needs glycemic control and was prescribed metformin at 500mg 2x per day. He has also been taught how to use a blood glucose machine and will start using this to be sure that his sugar levels stay at the proper levels and if they aren’t, he can make the necessary diet changes to be sure this…

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    There are many people who are newly diagnosed with diabetes each year. In people with diabetes, the insulin is not doing its job causing the sugar to remain in the blood stream; which results in a lack of energy needed for everyday functioning. Health care personnel educate patients about maintaining their diabetes, but their time is limited. This is the reason Diabetic nurse educators are important, because they have the time to teach about diabetes, how to check sugars, and how to handle sick…

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    lack in education and medical access. Diabetic education in Spanish, therefore, is an important part of my volunteer duties at Manos Juntas. For example, when I was triaging a Spanish-speaking woman with diabetes, she was under the perception that Metformin was a cure and not a treatment for her diabetes. As a result, she stopped taking her medication. Quite often this type of patient is classified as noncompliant, when in fact she simply misunderstood. Taking the time to explain her disease to…

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    responsibility in increasingly addressing the needs of corporate images and reputations for corporations success in order for them to recruit and retain highly skilled personnel. Environmental Sustainability for Publix Supermarket, Inc The Publix Supermarket chains environmental sustainability helps balance the needs of humanity in the midst of the living earth needs by meeting today’s demands, without compromising tomorrow’s essentials associated with the green routine that was established in…

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    Community Patient Resource Group Interview Lab Assignment I interviewed a patient using a template by Fruth (2014), who was a 65 years old male Mike Hughes a Christian Baptist by religion who used English as his first language. He is a retired veteran by profession who worked for every 6 months while at military. On observation, the patient entered the room with a standard cane. The speech was not affected but there was evident drooping of lips on the left side.…

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