Diabetes 101 pdf

ACLR DIABETES TEAM CONTACT INFORMATION 5 Important Phone Numbers: • Diabetes Office Phone: (501) 364- 1430 OR 1- 800-495-1048 Fax: (501) 364- 6299 • Online location for ACH Diabetes Education Videos and various printouts archildrens.org, select Programs and Services, Select D and find Diabetes Clinic. • After-Hours Nurse Emergency 101 Chapter IX Coping With Diabetes… 102 Nursing Implications 104 References . 6 Course Objectives (Overall behavioral objectives of the entire course) Diabetes is a condition that affects the way the body uses food. A genetically determined disorder of metabolism, it is manifested by insulin deficiency and the inability to tolerate linked to type 2 diabetes, prediabetes and metabolic syndrome (28, 29, 30). One study found that the ketogenic diet improved insulin sensitivity by a whopping 75% (29). Another study in patients with type 2 diabetes found that 7 of the 21 participants were able to stop all diabetes medications (28). Diabetes 101 Diabetes management is not a simple task. When you are informed about the best steps to take, you can manage it more successfully. Attending this free educational class will help you gain a better understanding of living well with diabetes. This class is for those with both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, and is hosted by a clinical Diabetes in the United States •Nearly 26 million people in the U.S. have diabetes •7 million people with diabetes are undiagnosed •8.3% of the U.S. population •26.9% of U.S. residents aged 65 years and older •1.9 million Americans aged 20 years or older were newly diagnosed with diabetes in 2010 Diabetes 101. is an educational handbook for patients with diabetes. Topics covered include meal planning, carbohydrate counting, monitoring blood sugar, exercise, medications, stress management, how to manage sick days, and much more. This 56-page handbook was written by certified diabetes educators, registered dietitians, physicians, and the 7klqnlqj $erxw ,qfuhdvlqj xu ([huflvh $fwlylw /hyhov" o ï ì u ] v µ Ç ] } u u v z Diabetes History Diabetes mellitus Diabetes mellitus - identified as identified as early as 1500 B.C. by Egyptian and Indian ppyhysicians. This disease's hallmarks were associated with excessive thirst and the passage of l t f t t ti ilarge amounts of sweet tasting urine. Diabetes in those days was a death • Discuss the challenges of managing diabetes in culturally diverse populations. • Describe the criteria for diagnosis and symptoms of diabetes. • Discuss the risk factors and pathophysiology of diabetes. • List the target for blood glucose, blood pressure and lipids. • Discuss the role of nutrition and the benefits of physical Manual del paciente (patient manual) Lo básico de la diabetes manual del paciente, en espanol; Diabetes management handouts en Espanol. Alimentación saludable (healthy eating) (PDF, 410 KB) Alimentación saludable para su corazón (heart-healthy eating) (PDF, 350 KB) Alimentos con carbohidratos (carbohyrdrate foods) (PDF, 280 KB) Cetoacidosis diabética (diabetic ketoacidosis) (PDF, 160 KB) Diabetes 101 Diabetes management is not a simple task. When you are informed about the best steps to take, you can manage it more successfully. Attending this free educational class will help you gain a better understanding of living well with diabetes. This class is for those with both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, and is hosted by a clinical acediabetes.org Diabetes 101 Diabetes management is not a simple task. When you are informed about th