Diabetes part 1 monitoring Flashcards

1
Q

Do’s
T2D
T2DM
T1D
T1DM
___________
________________
People/person with diabetes(PWD)

A

Check

Managment

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Don’ts
Diabetic
Patients with diabetes
Test
Control
Compliance
Adherence
Type II diabetes

A
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Pharmacist’s Role Drug information resource

Educate patients on what diabetes parameters should be monitored

Follow up with patients on their monitoring progress

Educate on the importance of testing BG

Refer when necessary

Pharmacists improve outcomes!

A
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4
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Diabetes Types

Key characteristics of type 1, LADA_____________, and type 2

A

Latent autoimmune diabetes in adults

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5
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Type 1 diabetes
typical age of onset:young or adult

Progression to insulin dependence: ______(days/weeks)

Presence of autoantibodies: ________

Insulin dependence: at diagnosis

Insulin resistance: NO

A

rapid

Yes

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LADA (latent autoimmune diabetes in adults)

Typical age of onset: Adult

Progression to insulin dependence: ____(months/years)

Presence of autoantibodies: ___

Insulin dependence: within 6 yrs

Insulin resistance: some

A

Latent

Yes for autoantibodies for LADA

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Type 2 diabetes

Typical agent of onset: adults

Progression to insulin dependence: slow (years)

Presence of autoantibodies: NO

Insulin dependence: over time, if at all

Insulin resistance:_________

A

YES!

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8
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Patient Self-Monitoring Checklist

Blood Glucose Monitoring (BGM)
Blood Pressure
Daily _____ exam
Daily _______ care
Taking ________
Prevent acute and chronic complications
Acute –hypoglycemia

Chronic – CVD, retinopathy, neuropathy, nephropathy

A

foot exam

dental

medications

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9
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Blood glucose targets in diabetes

Preprandial goal:

Post-prandial:

HbA1c:

A

preprandial goal: 80-130

post-prandial (2hr): <180

hbA1c: Less than 7.0%

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AACE/ACE goal

preprandial:

post-prandial:

hbA1C

A

preprandial: less than 110

post-prandial: less than 140

hbA1C: less than 6.5%

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11
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_____________(BGM)

A

blood glucose monitoring

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12
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_______________(CGM)

A

Continuous glucose monitoring

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13
Q

______________
Traditional BG meters: measures capillary glucose

A “must” for anyone with diabetes-maybe

Frequency will depend on: no therapy vs. oral only vs. insulin therapy

A

Blood glucose monitoring (BGM)

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14
Q

________________
Measures interstitial glucose

Use with insulin pumps or alone to evaluate trends or to make medication regimen decisions

Professional vs Personal

A

Continuous glucose monitoring

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15
Q

Benefits of monitoring blood glucose

Help reach target goals for blood glucose

Prevent or detect low blood sugar (hypoglycemia)

Prevent or detect high blood sugar
(hyperglycemia)

Learn how _________ affects blood sugar

Learn how _______ affects blood sugar

Help you know the right amount of _____ or pills
to take

A

foods

activity

insulin

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