Physiology, pathophysiology and symptoms of hypoglycemia Hypoglycemia occurs when the blood glucose levels go below 4mmol/ (72mg/dL). It is characterized by reduced plasma glucose concentration to low levels which may induce symptoms associated with low blood sugar such as changes in mental status or even stimulation of the sympathetic nervous system. The condition usually occurs […]
Introduction Diabetes mellitus is a global problem facing various populations. As such, many victims tend to appreciate the underlying treatment prescribed by doctors to reduce its effects. There exist two categories of diabetes that includes types 1 and type 2 covered in film. The movie shows that type 1 diabetes is insulin-related and when the […]
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Order nowNursing is always depicted as an attractive career that many people desire to pursue. Just like other professions, the nursing profession is challenging and rewarding. The work of nurses is to make a difference in the lives of people and connect with them on a personal level. Nurses should be involved in the profession stands […]
Since the introduction and continued implementation of the Affordable Care Act, millions of individuals now have access to health care who did not before. With this influx of patients in the health care system, there has been an increased demand for primary care providers in a health care environment already dealing with shortage, (Buppert, 2015)A […]
Type 2 Diabetes Background about the disease- Type 2 Diabetes is an imbalance insulin that cause this major disorder. Type 2 diabetes is the more common form of diabetes than other type. It is mostly seen in adults but it is now seen in young adults as well. It is also known as non-insulin dependent […]
Abstract This capstone paper integrates the current clinical problem of diabetes type I and II in the hospitalized adult and youth patients with the associated QSEN nursing competency of patient centered care by addressing and exploring the following question: Among patients with Diabetes, how does diabetes self-management education programs (DSME) compared with no diabetes self-management […]
Diabetes is a type of illness which is metabolic in nature leading to deficiencies in insulin. There are 2 types of diabetes (Type 1 and Type 2). Type 1 Diabetes (5-10% with diabetes), is known to be dependent in insulin, and would usually occur during childhood. This type of diabetes is a result of an […]
Uncontrolled levels of blood glucose are the basic problem in patients who admits to our unit. Many related to lack of knowledge and self-care and diabetes management, sedentary lifestyle, food habit. This tells us that when we look into a patient in the hospital a nurse needs to take everything in to consideration and make […]
Introduction Celiac disease and Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus are both chronic autoimmune diseases are steadily increasing prevalence both in co-occurrence and in alone in the population.1 The purpose of this review is to outline literature and studies conducted on Celiac disease in type 1 diabetes mellitus and the risk factors associated with autoimmune comorbidity. Dietary […]
Introduction You’ve been diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes, now what? The idea and topic of diabetes can be overwhelming for anyone, from patient to provider. The content outlined in this paper reflects the need for a plan to implement and educate patients newly diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes to help them be successful in managing […]
Abstract: This essay is about the global status of diabetes, what is diabetes, how insulin works, why people easy to have diabetes, what is carbohydrate and why low carbohydrate diet beneficial to the diabetes. With the development of society, people’s living standards have gradually improved. The choice of food is gradually becoming more and more, […]
Diabetes is one of the alarming diseases in the United States. According to the recent study by the Centers of Disease Control, over 100 million adults have diabetes in this country. Alarmingly, the rate of type 2 diabetes over the last 5 years has doubled. This type of disease has a serious health complication such […]
On 14th November this year on World Diabetes Day we witnessed an amazing talk by the keynote speaker Dr. Ronny Bell at the University of Florida. The title of the talk was ‘Challenges and Opportunities in achieving diabetes health equity.’ He spoke about important issues that often get lost and not given too much importance […]
Diabetes is a very complex disease that effects all the system of the body. Often people only think about blood sugar when the think of diabetes, nut this disease is so much more complicated than just controlling blood sugar. This is especially true in the pediatric population. These youngsters are not old enough or mature […]
My institution, Overlake Hospital has a multidisciplinary diabetes inpatient team that include, endocrinologists, diabetes specialist podiatrist, nurses, wound care specialist, dietitian and social workers. Often patients expressed their concern and fear over not being able to self-manage their condition. Lack of knowledge on how to treat, lack of understanding of proper food choices, exercise regimen […]
The article I’ve reviewed is called, “Nutrition Therapy Recommendations for the Management of Adults with Diabetes”. My decision to review this article is based upon interest in links with nutrition and chronic disease. A National Center for Health Statistics study (Table 18) identified eight of the top ten killers in America as chronic diseases. I’ve […]
The first sign of diabetes was discovered in 1500 B.C.E by the Egyptians. According to one study, ancient Indians were familiar with the condition and had even determined two types of the condition. They called it “honey urine” and tested for it by determining if the ants were drawn to the urine. The first mention […]
What is diabetes? Diabetes is when your blood sugars, or blood glucose, is to high. Your main source of energy is blood glucose, which comes from the food you eat. Your pancreas creates a hormone called insulin. Insulin helps all the glucose from the food you eat get into your body’s cells and use it […]
EVOLUTION Diabetes is a major public health problem with a rapid increase in prevalence globally. Twelve percent of all health care spending is related to diabetes. The diagnosis and treatment of diabetes has evolved extensively over the last century. Although there is still no cure for the disorder, diabetes is much more manageable due to […]
Nursing theories are important tools for the designing, understanding, and application of diabetes patient education (Anderson, Funnell, & Hernandez, 2005). Imogene King is one of the nursing theorists who has made significant contributions to nursing. King’s Conceptual Framework and Theory of Goal Attainment (TGA) is valuable in the care of diabetes patients and adherence to […]
Introduction The health care industry changes each and every year. Making America a very diverse nation and with diversity many issues present itself in today’s society. One of the main issues that is affecting society is the prevalence of Type 2 Diabetes in Hispanics. The purpose of this paper is to provide cultural information and […]
Diabetes Mellitus 1, more specifically known as IDDM is a disorder concerning glucose homeostasis, which needs insulin therapy is generally seen in children. Diabetes is generally classified into 2 types IDDM (Insulin dependent diabetes mellitus) and the other NIDDM (Non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus). Diabetes simply means an increase of glucose levels in the body as […]
Some people experience autoimmune diseases while others do not. Maybe you have tried to understand how changes in your diet might help an autoimmune disease. Or maybe you are worried that what you are eating is contributing to it? Perhaps you are someone that is suffering from type 1 diabetes and wonder how the ketogenic […]
ABSTRACT Type 2 diabetes (T2D) and its complications constitute a major public health problem for both developed and developing countries due to the high rate of morbidity and mortality associated with the disease. New evidence from both experimental and human studies has resulted in increased interest in analyzing the relationship between T2D and heavy metal […]
Diabetes. Cardiovascular disease (CVD). What do these two diagnoses have in common? Well, diabetes does impact the cardiovascular system, according to the 2018 research (REF). There is research showing that diabetes does impact existing CVD risk factors for example high-density lipoproteins. Research is demonstrating that by following a few rules to improve insulin-resistance, that in […]
Abstract Background: Diabetes is a significant public health challenge facing the US and several other countries around the world. It is mostly perceived as a lifestyle disease, although type 1 diabetes can be viewed as a congenital autoimmune disorder. Diabetes is increasingly becoming a problem among young adolescents in America, with high prevalence and incidence […]
Diabetes is a standout amongst the most widely recognized maladies that can prompt passing if not treated right. In any case there are particular sorts of this ailment which is Type 1,Type 2, and Gestational diabetes. Diabetes is an illness that happens when your blood glucose, additionally called glucose, is too high. Blood glucose is […]
I work at Overlake Hospital Medical Center on a Medical Surgical and Oncology Unit. As a bedside nurse, my job and responsibility not only centered around vigilant monitoring for physiological changes and immediate needs of patients but also centered around an emotional aspect of caring and advocating. Our 37-bed unit provides care for various medical-surgical […]
For this essay I’ll be covering the topic of diabetes. I’ve always found diabetes as an interesting topic; maybe because it’s a huge problem for most people in the United States. you might be wonder what diabetes is, Diabetes is a disease in which the body response to the hormone insulin is impaired or not […]
Negative. When someone says that word it cannot be good. Rather if it is used in business, healthcare, manufacturing, or any industry. The word can really take a toll on an individual’s life, especially when they are living with diabetes. Diabetes is a disease that in which the body ability to produce or respond to […]
